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José Miguel Hernández Barral

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ID3497415
NAMEJosé Miguel Hernández Barral
GIVEN NAMESJosé Miguel Hernández
FAMILY NAMEBarral
SIGNATUREBARRAL J M H
AFFILIATIONSUniversidad Complutense de Madrid
ORCID0000-0002-3600-536X
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS10
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT10
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1970
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2023
H-INDEX0
  • Cambio agrario y gran propiedad en el franquismo

    Open Access•José Miguel Hernández Barral•ARTICLE•Historia Agraria Revista de…•2023•References: 1

    After the Civil War, the agrarian sector in Spain underwent profound transformations. Decline and decadence were the main conclusions of the analysis, although historians have for a long time discussed the way this withdrawal occurred. The impact of these changes in land ownership resembled a closed topic, pointing to the end of the rentism. The case of the Dukes of Alba offers some singularities that modify this general outlook. On the one hand,…

  • Caja General de Reparaciones

    Open Access•Miguel Artola Blanco, José Miguel Hernández Barral et al.•ARTICLE•Ayer Revista de Historia…•2023

    Durante la Guerra Civil española, la clase social sirvió como catalizador de la represión ejercida por las fuerzas republicanas. En este artículo exploramos el proceso de incautación que tuvo como objetivo a personas identificadas por su capital económico, social y cultural. Nuestra principal fuente son los expedientes de la Caja General de Reparaciones, una institución creada por la República en septiembre de 1936 para confiscar los activos de l…

  • Between a burden and a business

    José Miguel Hernández Barral, José Hernández Barral•ARTICLE•Journal of Iberian & Latin…•2020•References: 3

    In 1911 Benigno Vega Inclán was appointed Royal Commissioner for tourism by King Alfonso XIII. His initiatives marked the development of tourism in Spain for nearly twenty years. The proposals he put forward reflected an idea of the nation that combined within it a particular vision of culture and society. His personal contacts with Spanish and foreign elites played a decisive part in every project he undertook, whether in national parks, parador…

  • The Marquises of Viana

    José Miguel Hernández Barral•ARTICLE•Journal of Iberian & Latin…•2019•References: 1

    In turn-of-the-century Spain, Teobaldo and José de Saavedra embodied an understanding of an aristocracy with one foot in the past and the other in the present. As holders of a recently created marquisate, their lifestyle exemplified the challenge faced by aristocrats who adopted practices and customs that were alien to them, whilst seeking to preserve elements of distinction they considered inalienable, such as dynastic history and dense family n…

  • Polo

    José Miguel Hernández Barral•ARTICLE•The International Journal of the…•2019

    Sports played a main role as a catalyst of the social change between the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Historiography has mainly emphasized its connection with the unstoppable arrival of the masses. However, exclusivity, luxury, and social distinction were very much embodied in some sports and reinvigorated by them. Moreover, how did elites cope with the irruption of sports as a form of sociability and social mobility? Polo provides one of …

  • La nobleza en la II República (1931-1936)

    Open Access•José Miguel Hernández Barral•ARTICLE•Historia y Política Ideas…•2019•References: 1

    During II Spanish Republic, political mobilization was a key matter for the nobility. Passivity, plot involvement or party militancy: all these attitudes were displayed by the noblemen and women in a just newborn regime. The study of this social group questions traditional interpretations on right-wing attitudes in the Second Republic, what have substantial consequences until the end of the regime, even for the Spanish Civil War and the Francoism…

  • La nobleza española ante la Gran Guerra

    Open Access•José Miguel Hernández Barral•ARTICLE•Rubrica Contemporanea•2014

    Con motivo del inicio del conflicto, de las posiciones de unos y otros, de los cambios que se percibían o del final de la Guerra, muchos nobles transmitieron visiones de la política y la sociedad que hablaban de la pérdida de referencias. El duque de Santo Mauro, el marqués de Castel Bravo, el marqués de Vinent, el duque del Infantado o la marquesa de Belvis de las Navas reflejaron en sus escritos y discursos uno de los cambios sociales más impor…

  • Orientalia Hispanica

    Anwar G Chejne, José Miguel Hernández Barral et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of the American Oriental…•1977

  • J. M. Pareja-Festschrift, Orientalia Hispanica sive studia F. M. Pareja octogenario dedicata. Vol. I

    Otto Spies, José Miguel Hernández Barral et al.•ARTICLE•Die Welt des Islams•1976

  • Definiendo la distinción

    Open Access•José Miguel Hernández Barral•ARTICLE•Cuadernos de Historia Contemporánea•1970

    A comienzos del siglo XX la nobleza española estaba plagada de contradicciones. Aunque los ennoblecimientos otorgados en el XIX habían cambiado el perfil de sus miembros, la Historia seguía siendo un elemento de distinción capital. A pesar de la desaparición de sus privilegios, ser noble era una aspiración común entre las elites. Se buscaba el título y se reconocía la nobleza como un signo de prestigio social. Las guías o anuarios de sociedad tra…

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  • Definiendo la distinción

    Open Access•José Miguel Hernández Barral•ARTICLE•Cuadernos de Historia Contemporánea•1970

    A comienzos del siglo XX la nobleza española estaba plagada de contradicciones. Aunque los ennoblecimientos otorgados en el XIX habían cambiado el perfil de sus miembros, la Historia seguía siendo un elemento de distinción capital. A pesar de la desaparición de sus privilegios, ser noble era una aspiración común entre las elites. Se buscaba el título y se reconocía la nobleza como un signo de prestigio social. Las guías o anuarios de sociedad tra…

  • J. M. Pareja-Festschrift, Orientalia Hispanica sive studia F. M. Pareja octogenario dedicata. Vol. I

    Otto Spies, José Miguel Hernández Barral et al.•ARTICLE•Die Welt des Islams•1976

  • Orientalia Hispanica

    Anwar G Chejne, José Miguel Hernández Barral et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of the American Oriental…•1977

  • La nobleza española ante la Gran Guerra

    Open Access•José Miguel Hernández Barral•ARTICLE•Rubrica Contemporanea•2014

    Con motivo del inicio del conflicto, de las posiciones de unos y otros, de los cambios que se percibían o del final de la Guerra, muchos nobles transmitieron visiones de la política y la sociedad que hablaban de la pérdida de referencias. El duque de Santo Mauro, el marqués de Castel Bravo, el marqués de Vinent, el duque del Infantado o la marquesa de Belvis de las Navas reflejaron en sus escritos y discursos uno de los cambios sociales más impor…

  • The Marquises of Viana

    José Miguel Hernández Barral•ARTICLE•Journal of Iberian & Latin…•2019•References: 1

    In turn-of-the-century Spain, Teobaldo and José de Saavedra embodied an understanding of an aristocracy with one foot in the past and the other in the present. As holders of a recently created marquisate, their lifestyle exemplified the challenge faced by aristocrats who adopted practices and customs that were alien to them, whilst seeking to preserve elements of distinction they considered inalienable, such as dynastic history and dense family n…

  • Polo

    José Miguel Hernández Barral•ARTICLE•The International Journal of the…•2019

    Sports played a main role as a catalyst of the social change between the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Historiography has mainly emphasized its connection with the unstoppable arrival of the masses. However, exclusivity, luxury, and social distinction were very much embodied in some sports and reinvigorated by them. Moreover, how did elites cope with the irruption of sports as a form of sociability and social mobility? Polo provides one of …

  • La nobleza en la II República (1931-1936)

    Open Access•José Miguel Hernández Barral•ARTICLE•Historia y Política Ideas…•2019•References: 1

    During II Spanish Republic, political mobilization was a key matter for the nobility. Passivity, plot involvement or party militancy: all these attitudes were displayed by the noblemen and women in a just newborn regime. The study of this social group questions traditional interpretations on right-wing attitudes in the Second Republic, what have substantial consequences until the end of the regime, even for the Spanish Civil War and the Francoism…

  • Between a burden and a business

    José Miguel Hernández Barral, José Hernández Barral•ARTICLE•Journal of Iberian & Latin…•2020•References: 3

    In 1911 Benigno Vega Inclán was appointed Royal Commissioner for tourism by King Alfonso XIII. His initiatives marked the development of tourism in Spain for nearly twenty years. The proposals he put forward reflected an idea of the nation that combined within it a particular vision of culture and society. His personal contacts with Spanish and foreign elites played a decisive part in every project he undertook, whether in national parks, parador…

  • Cambio agrario y gran propiedad en el franquismo

    Open Access•José Miguel Hernández Barral•ARTICLE•Historia Agraria Revista de…•2023•References: 1

    After the Civil War, the agrarian sector in Spain underwent profound transformations. Decline and decadence were the main conclusions of the analysis, although historians have for a long time discussed the way this withdrawal occurred. The impact of these changes in land ownership resembled a closed topic, pointing to the end of the rentism. The case of the Dukes of Alba offers some singularities that modify this general outlook. On the one hand,…

  • Caja General de Reparaciones

    Open Access•Miguel Artola Blanco, José Miguel Hernández Barral et al.•ARTICLE•Ayer Revista de Historia…•2023

    Durante la Guerra Civil española, la clase social sirvió como catalizador de la represión ejercida por las fuerzas republicanas. En este artículo exploramos el proceso de incautación que tuvo como objetivo a personas identificadas por su capital económico, social y cultural. Nuestra principal fuente son los expedientes de la Caja General de Reparaciones, una institución creada por la República en septiembre de 1936 para confiscar los activos de l…

Art (7 works) · Humanities (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · History (4 works) · History (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Historical and socio-economic studies of Spain and related regions (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Sociology (3 works)

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