20th Century History
The Mural Controversies: Rivera's Art and American Politics
Explore the controversies surrounding Diego Rivera's murals in Detroit and New York City and their impact on art, politics, and social change in 1930s America.
The 1973 Chilean Coup and the Rise of Neoliberalism
The 1973 Chilean coup marked a turning point in the development of neoliberalism, leading to a significant reduction in inflation but also far-reaching social consequences.
The Crisis of the British Welfare State
The crisis of the British welfare state from 1930s-1980s, addressing post-war settlement, Keynesian economics, and Thatcher's policies.
Post-War Social Reforms in Japan: The Advent of Universal Welfare
Explore Japan's shift towards universal welfare after World War II, driven by government-led social reform and a recognition that private insurance markets were inadequate.
The Interwar Economic Crisis: A Prelude to the Great Depression
Explore the complexities of the interwar economic crisis that led to the Great Depression in 1929.
Argentina's 1989 Economic Crisis
Explore Argentina's 1989 economic crisis, a complex event caused by inadequate economic policies, large public sector deficit, and electricity crisis.
Argentina's Economic Crisis and the Rise of Perón
Argentina's economic crisis in the mid-20th century led to the rise of Perón, who promised better wages and conditions for workers and protective tariffs for industrialists.
The Rise and Fall of Argentina's Economic Prosperity
Argentina's economy experienced rapid growth from 1870 to 1913, becoming one of the richest countries in the world before facing decline by 1946.
The German Hyperinflation: A Study of State Bankruptcy and Economic Crisis
Explore Germany's devastating economic crisis after WWI, caused by hyperinflation, state bankruptcy, and harsh reparations.