Los intendentes porteños. Una tipología de quienes gobernaron la Capital Federal entre 1880 y 1996.

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  • Matias Landau CONICET-UBA

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.35305/ese.v10i20.345

Keywords:

mayors, Buenos Aires, Argentina, political elites, government, political parties

Abstract

Between 1882 and 1996 the Federal Capital of the Argentine Republic was governed by a intendente, appointed directly by the President of the Nation. The article examines the main characteristics and public trajectories of those who have held this position. Based on a comparison of the different profiles, a typology is constructed in which a distinction is made between patricians, party men, technicians, businessmen and military men. The main features of each one are presented and a comparison is made taking into account the different types of government and the main political parties of twentieth century Argentina.

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2024-11-26

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Landau, M. (2024). Los intendentes porteños. Una tipología de quienes gobernaron la Capital Federal entre 1880 y 1996. Estudios Sociales Del Estado, 10(20). https://doi.org/10.35305/ese.v10i20.345

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