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Abstract

The power vacuum existing after the napoleonic invasion in the Iberian Peninsula activated the proliferation of many self-government scattered through the Spanish monarchy substituting the sovereignty of the captive monarch. A mosaic of political bodies that performed a significant role during the first moments of the monarchical crisis, the following shaping of the Independence movement and later on during the configuration of the emerging American States. Chile - even though it was ahead his neighbour countries regarding strengthening a stable State - did not avoid the movements towards autonomy that found their highest extent during the period of "Anarchy", intermission within two dictatorships characterised by the confrontation between Santiago - old headquarters of the colonial administration - and the provinces for management of the building of the State. In this article it is intended to synthesise that period based in the most recent research on the topic.

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Title
AUTONOMÍA Y CENTRALISMO: LA CONFIGURACIÓN DEL ESTADO Y LA NACIÓN CHILENA (1823-1830)
Author
Montes, Byron S Asken
Pages
1-23
Section
ARTÍCULOS
Publication year
2016
Publication date
2016
Publisher
Servicio de Publicaciones, Universidad de Murcia
e-ISSN
1989211X
Source type
Scholarly Journal
Language of publication
Spanish
ProQuest document ID
1787099492
Copyright
Copyright Servicio de Publicaciones, Universidad de Murcia 2016