Alejandra IrigoinAssistant ProfessorPhone: 609-771-2796 E-mail: irigoin@tcnj.edu Office: |
PhD, London School of Economics, 2000
A native of Argentina who has most recently taught in
Spain, she is a specialist on Latin American economic history.
Publications
- with R. Schmit (eds.), La desintegración de la economía Colonial: Comercio y moneda en el interior del espacio Rioplatense, 1800-1860 [The Disintegration of the Colonial Economy in
the River Plate area, 1800-1860] (Biblos, 2003) - "Making a National Market: the Argentine at mid-nineteenth century," in R. Miller & C. Lewis (eds.), Markets, Consumption and Trade in Latin America, 1750-1950 (Institute of Latin American Studies, forthcoming)
- "Passing the Buck: Monetary and Fiscal Policies," jointly with G. della Paolera & C.G. Bozzoli, in G. della Paolera & A. Taylor (eds.), Argentina: Essays in the New Economic History (Cambridge Univ.
Press, 2003), 28-68 - "Inconvertible Paper Money, Inflation and Economic Performance in Early Nineteenth Century Argentina," Journal of Latin American Studies , 32 (May 2000), 333-59
- "Bargaining for Absolutism: A Spanish path to nation-state and empire building",/Hispanic American Historical Review/,(Duke University Press) forthcoming
- "The Spanish Empire and its Legacy: Fiscal redistribution and political conflict in colonial and post-colonial Latin America". (jointly with Regina Grafe)/Journal of Global History/ (Cambridge University Press) Vol 1, #2 pp.241-267
- "Illusoria Equidad. La reforma de las contribucioned directas en America Latina, siglo xix, /Instituto Mora (Mexico city, 2006) p 47-77
- "Gresham on horseback: the monetary roots of Spanish American political fragmentation in the nineteenth century", LSE Economic History Department Working Papers 2006-96 (forthcoming in the Economic History Review)
