Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- 1 The components of Argentine society, 1890–1914
- 2 The oligarchy and institutional reform, 1880–1916
- 3 The rise of Radicalism, 1891–1916
- 4 The workers and their politics in Buenos Aires, 1890–1916
- 5 The first Radical government, 1916–22
- 6 The strikes, 1916–18
- 7 The Semana Trágica
- 8 1919
- 9 Postscript to the first presidency, 1920–2
- 10 The Alvear interlude, 1922–8
- 11 Yrigoyen's second presidency, 1928–30
- 12 Perspectives
- APPENDIXES
- 1 The occupational and class structure of the male population of the city of Buenos Aires by nationality, 1914
- 2 The rise of Radicalism – an historiographical note
- 3 The first Radical government and the Argentine Rural Society
- 4 The working class vote for the Radical and yrigoyenista parties in selected areas of Buenos Aires, 1912–30
- Select bibliography
- Index
Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- 1 The components of Argentine society, 1890–1914
- 2 The oligarchy and institutional reform, 1880–1916
- 3 The rise of Radicalism, 1891–1916
- 4 The workers and their politics in Buenos Aires, 1890–1916
- 5 The first Radical government, 1916–22
- 6 The strikes, 1916–18
- 7 The Semana Trágica
- 8 1919
- 9 Postscript to the first presidency, 1920–2
- 10 The Alvear interlude, 1922–8
- 11 Yrigoyen's second presidency, 1928–30
- 12 Perspectives
- APPENDIXES
- 1 The occupational and class structure of the male population of the city of Buenos Aires by nationality, 1914
- 2 The rise of Radicalism – an historiographical note
- 3 The first Radical government and the Argentine Rural Society
- 4 The working class vote for the Radical and yrigoyenista parties in selected areas of Buenos Aires, 1912–30
- Select bibliography
- Index
- Type
- Chapter
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- Politics in Argentina, 1890–1930The Rise and Fall of Radicalism, pp. v - viPublisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 1975