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This article examines three institutions that integrated the political and legal structure imposed by the Hispanic monarchy in the American colonies, in the context of Tucuman province during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Based on an ethnographic approach, the objective is to understand the temporalization of the social order brought about by the administration of political jurisdiction in charge of the cabildos, the celebration of visitas and juicios de residencias, and the resulting production of documents in each institutional framework, whose main figures were the residents and the local officials.

Modos de representación y temporalización del orden social en el Tucumán colonial. Un estudio comparativo de cabildos, visitas y juicios de residencia