Neighborhood participation and civil society associations at the municipal level in two agricultural communities in Mendoza in the early first Peronism

Abstract

The present study examines the social participation of residents and entities in the first Peronism in Mendoza, focusing on two different departments of production-economic profile. The hypothesis assumes that, within the general context of the Peronist government, there were areas of participation and discussion to defend local interests at the municipal level, beyond the planning and centralization prevailing at the time (exercised from higher spheres of government) and the evolution of the Peronist party.