La Revista del Colegio de Abogados de Buenos Aires: entre proyecto profesional e intervención en la vida pública (1921-1941)

Abstract

The Buenos Aires Bar Association was established in 1913 and, in 1921, it published its journal. Adopting the point of view of intellectual history and taking a methodological interest in the material supports of the circulation of ideas, this article analyzes the role that said publication played amid the projects to intervene in public life that the members of the Argentine capital’s bar association developed. It seeks to demonstrate how, in the pages of said journal, the coexistence between academic articles and notes on institutional activities worked in favor of an understanding of law as a state knowledge, in the context of a professional project and of political actions that feedback into one another.