O CACIQUISMO NA ARGENTINA DOS SÉCULOS XIX E XX: indígenas, crioulos e estado

Abstract

This article aims to analyze the phenomenon of caciquism in post-colonial Argentina, particularly that which occurred throughout the 19th century. The goal is to provide a synoptic overview that frames the ambiguity and outcome of the negotiations, alliances, and conflicts that occurred between the leaders of Argentina's indigenous structures, the Creole leaders, and the Argentine state. The scope of this research focuses on analyzing the sociological correlations that resulted from the interaction of the constitutive variables of a post-colonial triangle: caciquism, Creoles, and the state.