Stephen Gregory is a retired Senior Lecturer in Latin American Studies at the University of New South Wales, where he is currently an Honorary Research Fellow. Dr Gregory, who now lives permanently in Montevideo with his Uruguayan wife Lilian, is the author of Intellectuals and Left Politics in Uruguay, 1958-2006 (Sussex Academic Press, 2009) and El rostro tras la pagina: Mario Benedetti y el fracaso de una politica del projimo (Montevideo, Ed. Estuario, 2014).

• Introduction: Uruguay as a Question; From Alienation to Integration: Intellectuals, Politics & Polemics; From FIDEL to the Frente: The Uruguayan Left Looks for Someone to Talk to; Dialogue Engaged: The Frente Amplio as Coalition Interlude: The Armed Forces and Failure; The Revenge of the Foreign: Uruguay on the Eve of De(con)struction; Dialogue Resumed: Democracy, Intellectuals and the Frente Amplio in Post-Dictatorship Uruguay; Dialogue Outside Politics: Uruguay as Problem in the Twenty-first Century; Conclusion.

Stephen Gregory is a retired Senior Lecturer in Latin American Studies at the University of New South Wales, where he is currently an Honorary Research Fellow. Dr Gregory, who now lives permanently in Montevideo with his Uruguayan wife Lilian, is the author of Intellectuals and Left Politics in Uruguay, 1958-2006 (Sussex Academic Press, 2009) and El rostro tras la pagina: Mario Benedetti y el fracaso de una politica del projimo (Montevideo, Ed. Estuario, 2014).

• Introduction: Uruguay as a Question; From Alienation to Integration: Intellectuals, Politics & Polemics; From FIDEL to the Frente: The Uruguayan Left Looks for Someone to Talk to; Dialogue Engaged: The Frente Amplio as Coalition Interlude: The Armed Forces and Failure; The Revenge of the Foreign: Uruguay on the Eve of De(con)struction; Dialogue Resumed: Democracy, Intellectuals and the Frente Amplio in Post-Dictatorship Uruguay; Dialogue Outside Politics: Uruguay as Problem in the Twenty-first Century; Conclusion.

Stephen Gregory is a retired Senior Lecturer in Latin American Studies at the University of New South Wales, where he is currently an Honorary Research Fellow. Dr Gregory, who now lives permanently in Montevideo with his Uruguayan wife Lilian, is the author of Intellectuals and Left Politics in Uruguay, 1958-2006 (Sussex Academic Press, 2009) and El rostro tras la pagina: Mario Benedetti y el fracaso de una politica del projimo (Montevideo, Ed. Estuario, 2014).

• Introduction: Uruguay as a Question; From Alienation to Integration: Intellectuals, Politics & Polemics; From FIDEL to the Frente: The Uruguayan Left Looks for Someone to Talk to; Dialogue Engaged: The Frente Amplio as Coalition Interlude: The Armed Forces and Failure; The Revenge of the Foreign: Uruguay on the Eve of De(con)struction; Dialogue Resumed: Democracy, Intellectuals and the Frente Amplio in Post-Dictatorship Uruguay; Dialogue Outside Politics: Uruguay as Problem in the Twenty-first Century; Conclusion.