A classic work of Argentine constitutional law by Juan A. González Calderón, one of the country's most influential constitutional scholars. This 6th revised and updated edition, published by Editorial Depalma in 1981 and revised by Ernesto J. Miqueo Ferrero, offers a comprehensive and systematic study of the Argentine Constitution and the fundamental institutions of the State.
The book examines the constitutional preamble, forms of government, federalism, constitutional supremacy, federal intervention, constitutional rights and guarantees, the electoral system, and the organization and powers of the Legislative, Executive, and Judicial branches. Combining historical analysis with constitutional doctrine, it has long served as a standard reference for lawyers, judges, academics, and law students.
An essential addition to any legal library, particularly for those interested in Argentine constitutional law and the historical development of constitutional doctrine.
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Argentina
Bolivia
Brasil
Chile
Colombia
Costa Rica
Ecuador
España
México
Perú
Paraguay
Uruguay
Venezuela
