“…In this paper, we propose to analyze the particular look across which the diplomatic servants Argentinians in Spain observed the changeable political process from the proclamation of the Republic II Spanish in 1931 up to the Civil war in 1936.We will support as principal hypothesis that the perceptions that the ministerial agents were constructing of the political peninsular reality these years, they constituted one of the principal parameters from which the Argentine State observed the events that were developing in Spain,and mostly, they helped to the deployment of policies tending to restrict the revenue of Spanish immigrants to the country from the beginning itself of the civil contest. …”
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“…Paradoxically, on two occasions, that expression of spontaneity motivated by a banal nationalism present in Argentine society, by the last civil-military dictatorship (1978 and 1982). …”
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“…The objective of this paper is to perform an interpretative analysis of the policy proposal contained in the work Bases y puntos de partida para la organización política de la República Argentina of Juan Bautista Alberdi, in the light of fundamental concepts of contemporary political theory of Hannah Arendt, Jacques Rancière and Carl Schmitt.The article examines the strategies of the Argentine jurist to end the civil war in the country and to establish a constitution that guarantees the foundation of a legitimate order. …”
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“…A great people awaited it in the middle of the desert, having already crossed the red sea of the civil war, and upon receiving it in their arms, they made of it the Decalogue of their civilization. …”
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