Estado y Movimiento obrero urbano en la reciente historiografía sobre el período soviético post-revolucionario: Una propuesta de análisis
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Debate historiográfico, Estado soviético, movimiento obreroDerechos de autor 2022 Martín Alejandro Duer
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El presente trabajo indaga la reciente producción historiográfica sobre la lógica de desenvolvimiento de la Rusia post-revolucionaria. Se emplea la dinámica abierta a partir del entrelazamiento de las pretensiones programáticas bolcheviques impulsadas desde la instancia estatal con el accionar del movimiento obrero como principal criterio ordenador del análisis. Contrariamente a la perspectiva que interpretó el proceso revolucionario de 1917 y su eventual devenir a partir de una compartimentación teórica en períodos históricos mutuamente excluyentes, se argumenta que el abordaje propuesto bajo este prisma permite inscribir los resultados arrojados por la investigación en un horizonte de larga duración.
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