| Sumario: | The book 'Movimiento obrero argentino, 1930-1945: sus proyecciones en los orígenes del peronismo' by Hiroshi Matsushita provides a detailed analysis of the Argentine labor movement during a pivotal period from 1930 to 1945, leading to the emergence of Peronism. It examines the creation of the CGT (General Confederation of Labor) and explores the socio-political dynamics that influenced the rise of Peronism. The book challenges traditional narratives about the class consciousness of workers and presents a critical view of how various ideological and political forces shaped the labor movement. It critiques the postmodern turn in historiography and emphasizes the importance of understanding the ideological shifts within the working class. The intended audience includes historians, sociologists, and scholars interested in Argentine history, labor movements, and political ideologies.
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