Resumen

YANEZ ANDRADE, Juan Carlos. The Place of Labor in the Pan-American Debate (1923-1936). Relac. Estud. hist. soc. [online]. 2014, vol.35, n.138, pp.45-72. ISSN 2448-7554.

This essay examines the project presented by the Mexican delegation to the 1933 Pan-American Conference that proposed creating an Inter-American Institute of Labor. It analyzes Pan-Americanism and the instances it offered for studies of social and labor problems in a continental perspective, especially that of the Pan-American Conference of 1923. In light of the advances that the International Labor Organization (IOL) had won in the region, the article suggests that it may represent a largely unknown chapter in the labor history of the 1930s and the need to rethink the conditions of well-being in Latin American.

Palabras llave : Pan-Americanism; Pan-American conferences; labor; ILO; Inter-American Institute.

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