The many and the few: political participation in republican Buenos Aires

Hilda Sábato

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Argentine historical studies Historical Studies in Latin America Politics and Society in Latin America

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Introduction Part I: 1. Buenos Aires, a world in transition 2. The Institutions and networks of civil society Part II. 3. On election days 4. The electoral machines 5. The elections 6. Political citizenship and the suffrage Part III. 7. The people take to the streets 8. A violent episode 9. On the margins 10. A culture of mobilization Epilogue Notes Index of names.

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