Juan Bautista Arcioni – Administrative Law (1925)

Juan Bautista Arcioni – Administrative Law (1925)

An important early Argentine work by Juan Bautista Arcioni, prepared from the lectures of Professor Rodolfo Bullrich, one of the pioneers of administrative law in Argentina. Published in Buenos Aires in 1925, this volume represents one of the earliest systematic presentations of Argentine administrative law and reflects the formative period of the discipline in the country. Arcioni collaborated in compiling and organizing Bullrich's lectures into a comprehensive legal text.

The work examines the general principles of administrative law, the organization of public administration, administrative acts, police powers, public services, public property, State liability, and other essential institutions of public law, drawing on the leading European legal doctrines of the period.

Today, this edition is valued as an important historical source for legal scholars, historians, researchers, and collectors of rare Argentine legal literature.

Specifications:

• Author: Juan Bautista Arcioni

• Title: Administrative Law

• Year: 1925

• Place of Publication: Buenos Aires

• Language: Spanish

• Subject: Administrative Law – Public Law

• Condition: Used. Please review all photographs carefully, as they form part of the item's description and accurately represent the overall condition of the volume.