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In the province of Santiago del Estero, in north-west Argentina, mancomun meant collectively-managed undivided properties. This type of communal agrarian structure was widely found throughout the region in colonial times and in the nineteenth century; it could be found both in large estancias and small peasant properties alike. Based on colonial examples in the Rio Dulce region, this article focuses on three issues pertaining to undivided properties: rationality, membership and internal hierarchy.

Los avatares de la mancomunión. Propiedad indivisa, armonías y conflictos en las costas del río Dulce. Santiago del Estero, siglos XVIII y XIX