New transnational histories of the Nicaraguan Revolution: Sandinistas, solidarity, and the state

The struggle for the fate of revolutionary Nicaragua was global. Backed by Latin American anticommunists and the United States, by the mid-1980s counterrevolutionaries, known as “contras”, were reg...

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Cold War History
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2026-08-17
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https://doi.org/10.1080/14682745.2026.2701037
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Historical Studies in Central America
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New transnational histories of the Nicaraguan Revolution: Sandinistas, solidarity, and the state

William Michael Schmidli, Eline van Ommen
Cold War History
Historical Studies in Central America
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New transnational histories of the Nicaraguan Revolution: Sandinistas, solidarity, and the state

William Michael Schmidli, Eline van Ommen
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The struggle for the fate of revolutionary Nicaragua was global. Backed by Latin American anticommunists and the United States, by the mid-1980s counterrevolutionaries, known as “contras”, were reg...

Cold War History
Leiden University (NL), University of Leeds (GB)
Reduced inequalities
Openalex Percentile: Top 2%
Historical Studies in Central America
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