Everyday Revolutions: Horizontalism and Autonomy in Argentina
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Everyday Revolutions: Horizontalism and Autonomy in Argentina

by Marina A. Sitrin

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Everyday Revolutions examines horizontalism and autonomy in Argentina, focusing on collective organization, participation, and social change. Marina A. Sitrin explores how revolutionary ideas can shape everyday political and social practices, offering a focused perspective on alternative forms of organizing and communal life.

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Everyday Revolutions explores horizontalism and autonomy in Argentina.

The book considers forms of collective organization that emphasize participation and shared decision-making.

It connects everyday practices with broader questions about political life and social change.

Marina A. Sitrin presents a focused study of revolutionary ideas and their expression in Argentina.

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