Leandro Losada is Researcher of the State Council for Research of Argentina (CONICET) and Director of the Institute for Political Research (CONICET-UNSAM). He is also a former Wallace Fellow at the Harvard University Centre for Italian Renaissance Studies. He is the author of Maquiavelo en la Argentina. Usos y lecturas, 1830-1940 [Machiavelli in Argentina. Uses and readings, 1830-1940]. Katz Editores, Buenos Aires, 2019, Política y vida pública. Argentina, 1930-1943,/i> [Politics and public life. Argentina, 1930-1943]. Imago Mundi, Buenos Aires, 2017 and Marcelo T. de Alvear. Revolucionario, presidente y líder republicano [Marcelo T. de Alvear. Revolutionary, president and republican leader]. Edhasa, Buenos Aires, 2016. This will be his first English-language monograph.

• Introduction: Machiavelli in the Spanish-Speaking Atlantic World: An Open QuestionThe first phase: Machiavelli’s Reception between 1880 and 1914Machiavelli and Political RealismMachiavelli and Anti-LiberalismMachiavelli and FreedomThe Hispanic and North American reception of Machiavelli in Comparative PerspectiveEpilogue and Overview: Machiavelli in Spanish-Speaking Political ThoughtBibliography

This brilliant book restores the influence Machiavelli had on the modern Spanish-speaking Atlantic world. Avoiding cliché, this book reveals the debts of Liberals, Catholics and Republicans to the notions conceived from the radical autonomy of the political. By both revisiting old and posing new questions, Losada offers renewed answers, and forces us to think again about the Hispanic world’s reading of Machiavelli.

Leandro Losada is Researcher of the State Council for Research of Argentina (CONICET) and Director of the Institute for Political Research (CONICET-UNSAM). He is also a former Wallace Fellow at the Harvard University Centre for Italian Renaissance Studies. He is the author of Maquiavelo en la Argentina. Usos y lecturas, 1830-1940 [Machiavelli in Argentina. Uses and readings, 1830-1940]. Katz Editores, Buenos Aires, 2019, Política y vida pública. Argentina, 1930-1943,/i> [Politics and public life. Argentina, 1930-1943]. Imago Mundi, Buenos Aires, 2017 and Marcelo T. de Alvear. Revolucionario, presidente y líder republicano [Marcelo T. de Alvear. Revolutionary, president and republican leader]. Edhasa, Buenos Aires, 2016. This will be his first English-language monograph.

• Introduction: Machiavelli in the Spanish-Speaking Atlantic World: An Open QuestionThe first phase: Machiavelli’s Reception between 1880 and 1914Machiavelli and Political RealismMachiavelli and Anti-LiberalismMachiavelli and FreedomThe Hispanic and North American reception of Machiavelli in Comparative PerspectiveEpilogue and Overview: Machiavelli in Spanish-Speaking Political ThoughtBibliography

This brilliant book restores the influence Machiavelli had on the modern Spanish-speaking Atlantic world. Avoiding cliché, this book reveals the debts of Liberals, Catholics and Republicans to the notions conceived from the radical autonomy of the political. By both revisiting old and posing new questions, Losada offers renewed answers, and forces us to think again about the Hispanic world’s reading of Machiavelli.

Leandro Losada is Researcher of the State Council for Research of Argentina (CONICET) and Director of the Institute for Political Research (CONICET-UNSAM). He is also a former Wallace Fellow at the Harvard University Centre for Italian Renaissance Studies. He is the author of Maquiavelo en la Argentina. Usos y lecturas, 1830-1940 [Machiavelli in Argentina. Uses and readings, 1830-1940]. Katz Editores, Buenos Aires, 2019, Política y vida pública. Argentina, 1930-1943,/i> [Politics and public life. Argentina, 1930-1943]. Imago Mundi, Buenos Aires, 2017 and Marcelo T. de Alvear. Revolucionario, presidente y líder republicano [Marcelo T. de Alvear. Revolutionary, president and republican leader]. Edhasa, Buenos Aires, 2016. This will be his first English-language monograph.

• Introduction: Machiavelli in the Spanish-Speaking Atlantic World: An Open QuestionThe first phase: Machiavelli’s Reception between 1880 and 1914Machiavelli and Political RealismMachiavelli and Anti-LiberalismMachiavelli and FreedomThe Hispanic and North American reception of Machiavelli in Comparative PerspectiveEpilogue and Overview: Machiavelli in Spanish-Speaking Political ThoughtBibliography

This brilliant book restores the influence Machiavelli had on the modern Spanish-speaking Atlantic world. Avoiding cliché, this book reveals the debts of Liberals, Catholics and Republicans to the notions conceived from the radical autonomy of the political. By both revisiting old and posing new questions, Losada offers renewed answers, and forces us to think again about the Hispanic world’s reading of Machiavelli.