Daniel Rivadulla Barrientos Libros

Well-documented historical study of the evolution of the political and diplomatic relations between Spain and Argentina from the late-19th century to the beginning of World War I. Particularly interesting are chapters devoted to the impact of Spanish immigration to Argentina on the bilateral relation and the evolution of the two countries divergent commercial policies –Handbook

Three essays on Spanish exiles examine the role of liberal exiles during the independence period, the activities of the Carlists from 1830s-1870s, and republican activities over the last third of 19th century. All based on healthy mixtures of archival research and published monographs –Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 58.