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Peronism as a book category covers works about the political movement and ideology originating with Juan Domingo Perón and his followers in Argentina—often labeled Justicialism—spanning its origins in the 1940s through its enduring influence on Argentine and Latin American politics. Books in this category include political histories and scholarly analyses of Peronist economic policy, labor and welfare programs, nationalism, populism and its authoritarian strains; biographies and memoirs of key figures (Perón, Eva Perón and other leaders); party politics and factionalism; cultural studies of Peronist symbolism, propaganda and popular support; and fiction or journalism that reflects the movement’s social impact. They may be sympathetic, critical or neutral in tone, and commonly address themes of social justice, corporatism, charismatic leadership, gender and class, as well as Peronism’s legacy in contemporary Argentine institutions and debates.

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