A POLITICAL ECONOMY FOR THE "TRUE REPUBLIC". THE REVISTA DE ECONOMIA ARGENTINA IN THE 1920S

Between 1918 and 1952, the Revista de Economia Argentina was an editorial project of multiple public intervention. This article focuses on its first decade of circulation, a moment that coincides with the global scenario of the first post-war period and at the national level with the experience of radical governments made possible by the electoral reform. On the one hand, the text analyzes the actors, networks and mechanisms of legitimacy in this initial stage. On the other hand, it examines the conceptual constructions disseminated by the journal, postulating that rather than identifying with a "Copernican revolution" opposed to the frameworks of liberal political economy, it was part of a more complex process of persistence and change.