... to the Province of Buenos Aires, all national industrial efforts received its aid, but when the line changed hands, everything non-agrarian was slowly corroded and eliminated through differential railroad rates. 63 “If one looks at a map of Argentina,” said Scalabrini, “its vast extension appears...

...Gustave A. Anguizola Política británica en el Río de la Plata . 4th ed. By Ortiz Raúl Scalabrini . Buenos Aires , 1965 . Editorial Plus Ultra . Pp. 359 . Paper. Copyright 1967 by Duke University Press 1967 This work is a compilation of speeches delivered and published...

..., and Emiliano Ravignani, the author includes chapters on Ricardo Levene and Emilio A. Coni. Part three completes Cuccorese’s effort to trace the evolution of nationalistic socioeconomic historiography during the twentieth century. An unusually long chapter on Raúl Scalabrini Ortiz and a shorter one on Ricardo M...

...: los eslabones de una cadena, 1934), and FORJA spokesman Raúl Scalabrini Ortiz ( Historia de los ferrocarriles argentinos, 1940); Giudici’s assertion notwithstanding that the majority of anti-British groups inspired by those works remained “amorphous conglomerations of confused ideologies or active...

... These works deserve at least a small role in the still-unfolding saga of immigration studies. The Italian work continues the documentation of the Italian influx into the New World, as reflected in the General Archives of the Order founded by Father Scalabrini to minister specifically to the immigrants...

... themes addressed, particularly noteworthy is the author’s treatment of how intellectuals imagined Argentinean nationhood at distinct points in time. MacLachlan takes seriously the views of figures such as Juan Bautista Alberdi, Manuel Gálvez, and Raúl Scalabrini Ortiz on their society’s flaws...

... no doubt suggests, the book is an untrammelled apologia for Britain’s late nineteenth-century role in Argentina, intended as a counterblast to the rabid attacks on the railway interests from the 1930s led by Raúl Scalabrini Ortiz. Lewis occasionally echoes the views of other recent conservative Anglo...

..., although repetitive, are the best. Later sections on the impact of capitalism and imperialism, society, institutions, law, political parties, and social integration lack force and appear colored by ideological prejudices. Mafud, echoing Raúl Scalabrini Ortiz in El hombre que está solo y espera...

...) ; Juan E. Carulla, Valor ético de la revolución del seis de septiembre (Buenos Aires, 1933) ; Baúl Scalabrini Ortiz, El hombre que está solo y espera (Buenos Aires, 1931); Ramón Doll, Policía intelectual, críticas (Buenos Aires, 1933); Saúl Taborda, La crisis del presente y el ideario argentino...

... In the late 1930s, nationalistic thinker Raúl Scalabrini Ortiz reflected on beef politics with Great Britain as “Argentina’s nutritional tragedy,” in which “the people of Argentina eat little and live in poverty so that the British can eat copiously and live well.” 27 Ten years later, the Peronist...

.... Each carpeta is clearly labeled. 56 See, for example, the following studies: Rodolfo and Julio Irazusta, La Argentina y el imperialismo británico (Buenos Aires, 1934); Raul Scalabrini Ortíz, Política británica en el Río de la Plata , 4th ed. (Buenos Aires, 1965); del Mazo, El radicalismo...