This article seeks to shed light on British academia's response to the coup d'état in Chile in 1973 from a global history approach, arguing that the concern expressed from the academic world transcended the bipolarity of the global context to appeal to a cross-cutting defence of human rights and university autonomy. To this end, the Judith Hart and the Chilean Solidarity Campaign collections were reviewed in the Labour History Archive in Manchester, in addition to documents from the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office at the National Archives. The above bibliography was complemented by secondary source bibliography.

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英国学术界对智利政变的回应：以智利学者为例

本文试图从全球历史的角度阐明英国学术界对1973 年智利政变的反应，认为学术界表达的关注超越了全球背景的两极，呼吁跨领域防御人权和大学自主权。为此，除了国家档案馆的英国外交和联邦事务部的文件外，曼彻斯特的劳工历史档案馆还审查了朱迪思·哈特和智利团结运动的收藏品。上述参考书目由二级来源参考书目补充。