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In a period from 1887 to 1919 Peruvian society experienced significant changes associated to early capitalist expansion and the basic stages of a modernization process. Urban industries, literacy and the emergence of a labor class were among the main aspects of this period, during which new social movements emerged to vindicate the recognition of social, political and civil rights and liberties. The purpose of this paper is to evaluate the importance of two particular movements –the labor movement and the feminist one– in the establishing of a social democracy and the perspectives of political change of the oligarchical regime.

Alcances y desarrollo del movimiento feminista y el movimiento obrero en la conformación de una democracia social en el Perú oligárquico, 1887–1919