Politics and Urban Growth in Buenos Aires, 1910-1942.

Jeremy Adelman · Richard J. Walter

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Preface 1. Buenos Aires before World War I 2. Prelude to reform 3. Reform and Its consequences 4. A new council 5. Buenos Aires in the 1920s 6. Noel and the council: round one 7. Noel and the council: round two 8. Cantilo, colectivos, and subways 9. Conservative resurgence: Guerrico and Naon 10. Vedia y Mitre and the council: round one 11. 1936 12. Vedia y Mitre and the council: round two 13. Old business 14. Democracy under siege 15. Buenos Aires in the early 1940s Appendix Bibliography.

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