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LOCATION:Jerome Greene Hall (Law School)\, Jerome Greene Hall 101 and 
 104\, Columbia Law School
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SUMMARY:Transnational Counterrevolutions: Ideas and Practices of the
  Right in Latin America’s Cold War
DESCRIPTION:During the Cold War era\, an array of new economic\, cultural\,
  religious\, and military ideas circulated among Latin Americ
 a’s ruling elites and conservative middle classes. Against
  a backdrop of vertiginous social change\, these concepts dro
 ve new forms of repression within and across the countries o
 f the region\, and they continue to shape its societies today
 . Unlike the region’s revolutionary movements\, however\, La
 tin America’s fundamentally transnational counterrevolutio
 n is only starting to be treated as a distinct and multivale
 nt object of study. This two-day conference will help consol
 idate a deeper understanding of the role that transnational 
 right-wing networks played in molding authoritarian ideologi
 es and practices during Latin America's Cold War.
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