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This book explores the political and social transformations in Argentina between the last dictatorship and the democratic transition, focusing on local activism and neighborhood militancy in Córdoba. Based on her doctoral research, Ana Carol Solis reconstructs the trajectories of activists who reengaged in political life after repression, examining their practices in neighborhood organizations, their participation in the magazine "Barrial", and their role in forming the Movimiento Cordobés. Through archival materials and testimonies, the work analyzes how collective action and grassroots democracy emerged in the 1980s as forms of political reconfiguration after state terror, contributing to broader debates on democratization, memory, and popular participation in Argentina's recent history.
