The ruralization of politics
Keywords:
Ruralization of politics, Independences, Militarization, State buildingAbstract
This brief essay proposes a reflection on the different meanings of the concept of political ruralization from the texts of Tulio Halperin Donghi. It makes a tour of the meanings of the term and explores its projections in Latin American and Argentine historiography from the discussion of some assumptions.
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