Cabet's Utopia, from Minorca to Argentina: Bartolomé Victory y Suárez

PAGLIONE, HORACIO

Utopias in Latin America. Past and Present

Sussex Academy Press

Lugar: Brighton; Año: 2018; p. 115 - 138

After the Battle of Caseros in 1852, Argentina experienced a historic moment of such intense and far-reaching transformations ? driven by the dominant class ?, that it was recently referred to as a ?veritable process of social engineering?.1 During the course of this transformational period, three major objectives were achieved. In the first place, Argentina completed its integration into the new world capitalist order, so establishing the foundations of bourgeois order in that corner of the world.Secondly, the country finally managed to form a unified system of political representation during this period. The third objective reached was the organization of the State.