The Idea of Federalism in National Constitutions of Argentina and Colombia during the first half of the Nineteenth Century
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https://doi.org/10.17811/hc.v0i16.423Keywords:
Federalism, centralism, Argentina, Colombia, 19th centuryAbstract
From the argentine and colombian constitutions of the first half of the nineteenth century, this article presents a comparative study about the clash between centralists and federalists, and the triumph of federalism as a form of state organization that provided the basis for legitimizing processes of political and administrative consolidation of both nations at that historical moment.Enviado el (Submission date): 21/01/2015
Aceptado el (Acceptance date): 17/04/2015
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2015-09-09
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Colombia and Argentina
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