Supporting Exiles: The Role of Academics for Chile
Supporting Exiles: The Role of Academics for Chile
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支持流亡者：学术界对智利的作用
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2020
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A. Angell
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A. Angell
这篇文章探讨了对1973年智利政变的反应。反应的激烈程度和持续时间以及谴责政变并努力向被迫流亡者提供援助的国家的数量都是引人注目的。在英国，学术界迅速组织起来，作出持续的努力，支持那些在政变中受害的智利大学成员。这导致了智利学者组织的成立，由于世界大学服务社，该组织向智利约900名学者和学生提供了赠款。英国几所大学的拉丁美洲研究的发展意味着学术界对该国的发展了如指掌，并与智利学术界保持密切联系。支持者在英国的大学中广泛存在，不仅来自左派，也来自那些希望捍卫学术自由和民主的人。
This article examines the response to the 1973 coup in Chile. The response was remarkable both in its intensity and duration and in the number of countries which condemned the coup and made efforts to give assistance to those forced into exile. In Britain, the academic community quickly organized to make a sustained effort to give support to those members of Chilean universities who were the victims of the coup. This led to the formation of Academics for Chile, which, thanks to World University Service, led to grants being made to some 900 academics and students from Chile. The development of Latin American studies in several universities in the UK meant that the academic community was well-informed about developments in that country and had close contacts with Chilean academics. Support was widespread amongst universities in the UK and, came not just from the left, but from those who wished to defend academic freedom and democracy.