Francisco J Romero Salvadó
Biographic Data
| ID | 1308216 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Francisco J Romero Salvadó |
| GIVEN NAMES | Francisco J Romero |
| FAMILY NAME | Salvadó |
| SIGNATURE | SALVADÓ F J R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Bristol |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 13 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Spain and the First World War
At the outbreak of the armed hostilities in Europe, the Spanish government rapidly decreed its official neutrality in the conflict. This article analyses the nature and meaning of that neutrality and the reasons for its maintenance until the bitter end. Its adoption was a logical and necessary decision given the country’s economic and military weakness and the absence of any formal treaties with the belligerent blocs. However, this article examin…
Between the Catalan Quagmire and the Red Spectre, Spain, November 1918 – April 1919
Drawing upon a vast array of primary sources, this article focuses on a key period of modern Spanish history: November 1918 – April 1919. In the aftermath of the First World War and spurred on by the Allied victory, demands by Catalonia's political elites for greater autonomy seized the country's agenda. However, the political tussle between the centre and the Catalan elites ended a few months later with their mutual defeat. The upsurge of labour…
"España no era Rusia". La revolución española de 1917
Este artículo analiza la crisis de modernidad del régimen de la Restauración dentro de la dinámica general revolucionaria propiciada por la I Guerra Mundial. En este sentido, el caso español (con sus connotaciones peculiares) es examinado como la versión regional de la quiebra general del orden socio-político europeo dominado por monarquías constitucionales y parlamentarias pero de corte elitista y clientelar.La neutralidad salvó a España de la s…
España y la I Guerra Mundial Cien años después. Presentación
a Serbia. Magnicidios no eran novedad en una era que haban perecido a causa de atentados terroristas entre otros el
Stanley Payne, Spain
Guy Thomson, The Birth of Modern Politics in Spain
The Comintern Fiasco in Spain
Soviet contempt towards national peculiarities and the Bolsheviks’ dogmatism undermined rather than aided the expansion of Communism. Of course, many Communist parties in Western Europe became powerful, both in state politics and within the organized labour movement, but there were some glaring exceptions. This article reveals how, paradoxically (given the country’s initial massive enthusiasm for Bolshevism), the Spanish Communist Party was, ab i…
The Great War and the Crisis of Liberalism in Spain, 1916–1917
Based largely on primary sources, this article concentrates on the Liberal administration led by Count Romanones between December 1915 and April 1917. This is regarded as a crucial moment in the country's transition from elite to mass politics. The social and economic impact of the First World war brought about massive economic dislocation and social distress that in turn generated unprecedented levels of popular mobilization against the regime. …
Twentieth-Century Spain. Politics and Society in Spain, 1898-1998
List of Maps Preface Acknowledgements List of Abbreviations Maps Introduction The Liberal Monarchy: The Politics of Notables, 1898-1923 From Dictatorship to Republic, 1923-1931 The Second Republic: A Brief Exercise of Democracy, 1931-1936 A Modern Crusade: The Spanish Tragedy 1936-1939 Franco, Regent for Life, 1939-1975 The Triumph of Democracy, 1975 Notes Index
The Road to the Civil War
The end of the Spanish empire, 1898–1923 . By Sebastian Balfour. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1997. Pp. xi+269. ISBN 0-19-820507-4. £35.00. From mobilization to civil war: the politics of polarization in the Spanish city of Gijón, 1900–1937 . By Pamela Beth Radcliff. Cambridge: University Press, 1997. Pp. xviii+354. ISBN 0-521-562139. £40.00
The views of an Anarcho‐Syndicalist on the Soviet Union
Report on the action taken by the delegate Angel Pestaña at the second congress of the third international which was presented by him to the Confederación Nacional del Trabajo
Spain and the First World War
The Comintern Fiasco in Spain
Soviet contempt towards national peculiarities and the Bolsheviks’ dogmatism undermined rather than aided the expansion of Communism. Of course, many Communist parties in Western Europe became powerful, both in state politics and within the organized labour movement, but there were some glaring exceptions. This article reveals how, paradoxically (given the country’s initial massive enthusiasm for Bolshevism), the Spanish Communist Party was, ab i…
Between the Catalan Quagmire and the Red Spectre, Spain, November 1918 – April 1919
Drawing upon a vast array of primary sources, this article focuses on a key period of modern Spanish history: November 1918 – April 1919. In the aftermath of the First World War and spurred on by the Allied victory, demands by Catalonia's political elites for greater autonomy seized the country's agenda. However, the political tussle between the centre and the Catalan elites ended a few months later with their mutual defeat. The upsurge of labour…
The views of an Anarcho‐Syndicalist on the Soviet Union
Report on the action taken by the delegate Angel Pestaña at the second congress of the third international which was presented by him to the Confederación Nacional del Trabajo
Spain and the First World War
The Road to the Civil War
The end of the Spanish empire, 1898–1923 . By Sebastian Balfour. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1997. Pp. xi+269. ISBN 0-19-820507-4. £35.00. From mobilization to civil war: the politics of polarization in the Spanish city of Gijón, 1900–1937 . By Pamela Beth Radcliff. Cambridge: University Press, 1997. Pp. xviii+354. ISBN 0-521-562139. £40.00
Twentieth-Century Spain. Politics and Society in Spain, 1898-1998
List of Maps Preface Acknowledgements List of Abbreviations Maps Introduction The Liberal Monarchy: The Politics of Notables, 1898-1923 From Dictatorship to Republic, 1923-1931 The Second Republic: A Brief Exercise of Democracy, 1931-1936 A Modern Crusade: The Spanish Tragedy 1936-1939 Franco, Regent for Life, 1939-1975 The Triumph of Democracy, 1975 Notes Index
The Great War and the Crisis of Liberalism in Spain, 1916–1917
Based largely on primary sources, this article concentrates on the Liberal administration led by Count Romanones between December 1915 and April 1917. This is regarded as a crucial moment in the country's transition from elite to mass politics. The social and economic impact of the First World war brought about massive economic dislocation and social distress that in turn generated unprecedented levels of popular mobilization against the regime. …
The Comintern Fiasco in Spain
Soviet contempt towards national peculiarities and the Bolsheviks’ dogmatism undermined rather than aided the expansion of Communism. Of course, many Communist parties in Western Europe became powerful, both in state politics and within the organized labour movement, but there were some glaring exceptions. This article reveals how, paradoxically (given the country’s initial massive enthusiasm for Bolshevism), the Spanish Communist Party was, ab i…
Stanley Payne, Spain
Guy Thomson, The Birth of Modern Politics in Spain
Spain and the First World War
At the outbreak of the armed hostilities in Europe, the Spanish government rapidly decreed its official neutrality in the conflict. This article analyses the nature and meaning of that neutrality and the reasons for its maintenance until the bitter end. Its adoption was a logical and necessary decision given the country’s economic and military weakness and the absence of any formal treaties with the belligerent blocs. However, this article examin…
Between the Catalan Quagmire and the Red Spectre, Spain, November 1918 – April 1919
Drawing upon a vast array of primary sources, this article focuses on a key period of modern Spanish history: November 1918 – April 1919. In the aftermath of the First World War and spurred on by the Allied victory, demands by Catalonia's political elites for greater autonomy seized the country's agenda. However, the political tussle between the centre and the Catalan elites ended a few months later with their mutual defeat. The upsurge of labour…
"España no era Rusia". La revolución española de 1917
Este artículo analiza la crisis de modernidad del régimen de la Restauración dentro de la dinámica general revolucionaria propiciada por la I Guerra Mundial. En este sentido, el caso español (con sus connotaciones peculiares) es examinado como la versión regional de la quiebra general del orden socio-político europeo dominado por monarquías constitucionales y parlamentarias pero de corte elitista y clientelar.La neutralidad salvó a España de la s…
España y la I Guerra Mundial Cien años después. Presentación
a Serbia. Magnicidios no eran novedad en una era que haban perecido a causa de atentados terroristas entre otros el
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