UNA HISTORIA SIN FRONTERAS. DIFUSIÓN Y RECEPCIÓN DEL ANARQUISMO, CHILE-BOLIVIA, 1904-1923.

In this article, we propose to study the origins of anarchism in Bolivia considering the processes of diffusion and ideological reception, with special emphasis on the regional way of circulation developed between this country and Chile during the first decades of the twentieth century. Based on an extensive documentary corpus, we will reveal the common channels of circulation and spaces of belonging that this movement shared with other political currents at the time of its late emergence, characterized by the porosity and indefinition of both geographical and ideological borders. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]