This article explores the trajectory of Chilean labor history and its recent efforts to study workers’ experiences under the Augusto Pinochet dictatorship (1973–1990). Influenced by the impact of dictatorship on Chilean society as well as global historiographical debates, Labor Studies became an interdisciplinary and transnational field in Chile. This article focuses on the different academic traditions that have intersected with and contributed to the study of workers’ experiences under the dictatorship. It considers the multiple origins of New Labor Studies and includes the social history of both rural and urban movements, labor sociology, feminist historiography, and transnational history. It also looks at the multiple debates taking place in Chile and in other parts of the world. Bringing them together offers the opportunity to see the intersections, collaborations, and influences that have made the study of Chilean workers a dynamic field.

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关于工人的文章，反思专制和新自由主义：智利劳工史和皮诺切特专政

本文探讨了智利劳工历史的轨迹及其在研究奥古斯托·皮诺切特独裁统治期间（1973-1990年）下的工人经历的最新努力。受独裁统治对智利社会的影响以及全球史学辩论的影响，劳动研究已成为智利的一个跨学科和跨国领域。本文关注与专政相交并有助于研究工人经验的不同学术传统。它考虑了新劳动研究的多种起源，包括城乡运动的社会历史，劳动社会学，女权主义史学和跨国历史。它还探讨了在智利和世界其他地区发生的多次辩论。