Poder ejecutivo, militarización y organización del Estado Provincial. Tucumán en los inicios de la Confederación Rosista
Abstract
This work analyses the militias and the governor role in the provincial state building in Tucumán, in the “Confederación rosista” years. It focuses on the relationship between local regiments, militia chiefs, local political life and executive power building.Downloads
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