Author: Adelman, Jeremy
Title: Republic of Capital : Buenos Aires and the Legal Transformation of the Atlantic World
Description: Stanford, Stanford University Press, (1999). orig.cloth. 23x15cm, xi, 376 pp, A small chip to the corner of front fixed endpaper.. Textual map.. Minor rubbing. Some light page-edge soil. VG. dustwrapper. ¶ Contents: Toward a Political History of Economic Life; The Age of Revolution, 1780s - 1820s: Imperial Reconstitution & the Limits of Political Property; The Quest for Equipoise in the Shadow of Revolution; From Revolution to Civil War; The Age of "Anarchy", 1820's - 1850's: Rosas Agonistes, or the Political Economy of Cronyism; Chains of Obligation: The Duress of Merchant Law; Reconsidering the Republic; The Age of Order, 1850's - 1860's: Constitutional Persuasions; The New Property of Merchant Capital; Making Money: The Battle for Monetary Authority; The Unfinished Revolution of the Republic of Capital.

Keywords: Argentine Capitalism, Political Economy, Economic History, South America, Constitutional Law, Constitition, Legal Historical, Argentina Politics, Buenos Aires