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Rafael Bielsa – Principles of Municipal Government
First Edition – J. Lajouane, Buenos Aires, 1930
A landmark work by the distinguished Argentine jurist Rafael Bielsa (1889–1966), one of the foremost authorities on administrative and public law in Latin America. Published as the first edition by J. Lajouane in Buenos Aires in 1930, this volume is regarded as one of the pioneering studies of Argentine municipal law.
The book provides a comprehensive analysis of the legal organization of municipalities, covering their historical evolution, municipal autonomy, administrative decentralization, local government powers, police powers, financial administration, public services, and municipalization. Bielsa also incorporates comparative studies of European and American municipal systems, making this work a classic reference in municipal law.
Its historical significance and scholarly depth have made it an essential reference for lawyers, judges, researchers, historians, and collectors of classic legal literature.
Specifications:
Author: Rafael Bielsa
Title: Principles of Municipal Government
Publisher: J. Lajouane
Place of Publication: Buenos Aires
Year: 1930 (First Edition)
Language: Spanish
Subject: Municipal Law – Administrative Law – Public Administration
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.
