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The Rise and Fall of Argentina
Rok Spruk
The Rise and Fall of Argentina by Rok Spruk is a policy brief that examines Argentina's economic exceptionalism in the 19th century and its subsequent decline. It highlights the importance of inclusive and participatory institutional frameworks for long-term growth and development.20TH Century Argentina in the Hoover Institution Archives
William Ratliff, Luis Fernando Calviño
20TH Century Argentina in the Hoover Institution Archives by William Ratliff and Luis Fernando Calviño is a user guide that includes a brief commentary on modern Argentina, covering various aspects of Argentine history, economy, society, and culture.Argentina a country study
Foreign Area Studies The American University
Argentina: a country study by Foreign Area Studies, The American University, provides a comprehensive overview of Argentina's historical, political, social, and economic aspects. It covers topics such as colonization, independence, dictatorship, national consolidation, and the Peronist era.Colonial Settlements in the Río de la Plata
Luis María Calvo, Adriana Collado, Luis Alberto Müller
Colonial Settlements in the Río de la Plata: Between Transference and Development of Spanish Urban Models by Luis María Calvo, Adriana Collado, and Luis Alberto Müller explores the historical and architectural aspects of colonial settlements in the Río de la Plata region of Argentina. It examines the impact of European colonization on the region and the unique challenges faced in establishing permanent settlements.Argentina. Quick Guide
UJA
Argentina. Quick Guide by UJA is a concise overview of Argentine history. It covers significant events such as the May Revolution, Argentine War of Independence, colonization by Spain, declaration of independence, periods of internal fighting, Peronism, the Falklands Islands War, and the War of the Triple Alliance.Eva Peron: Political Domination through Love, Rhetoric, and Feminism
Kayleigh Fick
Eva Peron: Political Domination through Love, Rhetoric, and Feminism by Kayleigh Fick is a scholarly analysis of Eva Peron's impact on Argentine feminism through her use of rhetoric and her unique approach to feminism. It explores her political career, her relationship with Juan Peron, and her influence on Argentine society.The Economic Consequences of Argentine Independence
Javier Ortiz, Carlos Newland
The Economic Consequences of Argentine Independence by Javier Ortiz and Carlos Newland is an article published in Cuadernos de economía in February 2001. It examines the economic effects of Argentina's independence and its implications for the country's development.Here ends our selection of free Argentina History Books in PDF format. We hope you liked it and already have your next book!
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