April 2000 presentations include the concerns of economist Jorge Carpio, Coordinator of SAPRIN Argentina (FOCO) at the SAPRIN/Development GAP Public Forum in the U.S. Congress on World Bank and IMF Economic Policies.

Examination of how a country lauded in the 1990s as an economic miracle could have descended into paralysis.

Summary of events and trends in 1810-1890 Argentina by Heath S. Douglas, a graduate student at Mississippi State University.

Brief information from the prehistory to the 20th century.

Under the military dictatorship of 1976-1983, 20 to 30 thousand people disappeared. This web site tells their story.

This site provides information, news and actions related to the "Dirty War".

Studies, opinion and commentary along with events and Congressional testimony and speeches on the Argentine civil and economic crisis. Includes audio, video and links to related resources.

Archived resources for the 2004-2004 topic page about the Argentina financial crisis includes news, articles, projects, discussions and related links.

Collection of texts relating to history, politics and famous people.

Brief encyclopedia-like article by InterKnowledge.com.

Commentary by Anne Krueger, First Deputy Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund.

Historical tour which includes key events in the formation of the Argentine State and its subsequent modernization. By Mario Farber, Comunicaciones Interactivas.

June 1996 report from the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA). Contains practical and business-oriented recommendations for Argentina to strengthen its economy and thus expand export to and promote direct investment from East Asia.

Civil, non-governmental organization. Its aim is to locate the children who disappeared during the military dictatorship and to restore them to their legitimate families.

Directory of links in English and Spanish.