Frontier Justice: State, Law, and Society in Patagonia, 1880–1940 (Diálogos Series)
Javier Cikota’s Frontier Justice examines the relationship between state, law, and society in Patagonia from 1880 to 1940. Part of the Diálogos Series, this historical study explores the region through the broad themes of authority, legal order, social life, and frontier justice.
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Frontier Justice: State, Law, and Society in Patagonia, 1880–1940 examines the connections among government, legal institutions, and society in Patagonia.
Focusing on the period from 1880 to 1940, the book considers how justice and authority operated in a frontier context.
Javier Cikota places questions of law and social organization at the center of this historical study.
Part of the Diálogos Series, this work is suited to readers interested in Patagonian history, legal history, and the development of states and societies.
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