Repensando el anarquismo en América Latina. ¿Del nacionalismo metodológico a un giro transnacional incompleto?

Abstract

During the last century, anarchism in Latin America was studied under the perspective of methodological nationalism. Despite the merit of these productions, they omitted important issues related to the dynamics of the Latin American anarchist movement. In recent decades, the emergence of transnational history and the appropriation of its methodology by libertarian studies, led to the publication of new works that under this same approach address regional anarchism. In this article, we propose to make a bibliographic balance on the characteristics and implications that the transnational turn had in this historiography, considering its contributions, its incidence in the historiographic field and its limitations, related to the absent geographies of the transnational map constructed on the basis of those investigations.