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American utopias in the 19th century: Religious versus ideological farms in the west of the United States

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  • Antonio Sánchez‐bayón

    (URJC - Universidad Rey Juan Carlos = Rey Juan Carlos University)

  • Estrella Trincado-Aznar

    (UCM - Universidad Complutense de Madrid = Complutense University of Madrid [Madrid])

  • Francisco J Sastre

    (ESIC Business & Marketing School)

Abstract

Contribution: This review offers a descriptive and explanatory study on the colonisation of the US West, under the hermeneutical turn from heterodox economic approaches, to deal with some current contradictions and anachronism in the mainstream view. Also, there is a systematisation of the American utopias, divided into religious and ideological experiments, with a comparison.

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  • Antonio Sánchez‐bayón & Estrella Trincado-Aznar & Francisco J Sastre, 2023. "American utopias in the 19th century: Religious versus ideological farms in the west of the United States," Post-Print hal-04056080, HAL.
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    DOI: 10.4102/hts.v79i1.7807
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