National governorships and the future provinces of Argentina
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national governorships, argentine provincesAbstract
1- The basis of the population as the original concept of a new Provincial State.
2- Necessity of a trial of incomplete provincialism, before the effectiveness of autonomous life.
3- Antecedents of the emergence of Provinces according to the law of Territories.
4- Consequence.
Author Biography
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Ángel Fáusto Ávalos, Academia Nacional de Ciencias
Jurisconsult and politician. He was a professor at Monserrat National School in 1892-94 and in 1902-18; he was a member of the Convention that reformed the Constitution of Córdoba (1923), Minister of Government in 1924-25, during the administration of Dr. Julio A. Roca.
He collaborated for many years in the Revista Argentina de Ciencias Políticas founded by Rodolfo Rivarola. He collected his scattered work as a journalist and orator in some volumes, and is the author of monographic studies, among them the following: Pensamiento y acción, with a prologue by Joaquin V. Gonzalez (two volumes, Cordoba, 1910), a compilation of writings on politics, history, diplomacy, economic, industrial subjects, etc. Jubilaciones y pensiones, Comentarios sobre un punto de la reforma de la constitución de Córdoba en 1912 (Córdoba, 1916); La ley de territorios (1916); La independencia y la nacionalidad (1916); Los gobiernos nacionales y las futuras provincias argentinas (1918); Problemas del federalismo argentino (1920); Nuevos discursos parlamentarios (1926).
Reference.
Excerpted from: Fide Gran Enciclopedia Argentina. Ed. Ediar, 1957.
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