Women's Organizations

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The paper explains that we can identify political and economic conditions that gave rise to the success of those organizations in the years leading up to 1989. The paper explains further that understanding the historical patterns that facilitated the development of those organizations, it is evident why the organizations subsequently faltered in the face of traditional political organization in the 1990s.

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"The question before us is why exactly the women's organizations that enjoyed relative success in both Bolivia and Chile between 1973 and 1989 suffered sudden organizational collapse once traditional political parties began reasserting themselves in those nations in the early 1990s. Superficially, this appears a very straightforward question. However, to treat it as such belies the fact that some women's organizations have flourished in the years since traditional political restructuring (Women of Chile, 1993)."

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