JOSEBA AGIRREAZKUENAGA
Biographic Data
| ID | 6300488 |
|---|---|
| NAME | JOSEBA AGIRREAZKUENAGA |
| GIVEN NAMES | JOSEBA |
| FAMILY NAME | AGIRREAZKUENAGA |
| SIGNATURE | AGIRREAZKUENAGA J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of the Basque Country |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 17 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Encyclopedia of Romantic Nationalism in Europe
This encyclopedia documents the presence and impact of nationalized cultural consciousness in European nationalism. It tracks how intellectuals, historians, philologists, novelists, poets, painters, folklorists, and composers, in an intensely collaborative transnational network, articulated the national identities and aspirations that would go on to determine European history and politics, with effects that are still felt today. Edited by Joep Le…
Les Présidents de l’Assemblée nationale de 1789 à nos jours
Les Présidents de l'Assemblée nationale de 1789 à nos jours." Parliaments, Estates and Representation, 37(3), pp. 347–348
Quién fue quién en la Transición en Castilla-La Mancha (1977-1982) [Who Was Who in the Spanish (Castilla-La Mancha) Transition (1977–1982)]
Collective Biography and Europe’s Cultural Legacy
From the 1990s onwards there has been growing interest in the study of biography. As opposed to those who are skeptical of the biographical method, we defend the historiographical importance of collective biographies by contrasting them with biographical collections. By discussing the historical background of biography as a branch of history, and by focusing on the aims, methodology and outcomes of collective biographies, we attempt to show how t…
Politics, Culture, and Sociability in the Basque Nationalist PartyRolandVazquez. The Basque Series. Reno
Prosopography of the MPs during the emergence of mass politics
This article has resulted from a line of research initiated over a decade ago by the Biography and Parliament Research Group at the University of the Basque Country with the aim of analysing parliamentary representation. In this article, Basque parliamentarians during the final period of the Monarchic Liberal Parliament in Spain are analysed. This period saw the industrial take-off in the coastal area of the Basque Country and the emergence of ne…
The MPs of the Basque Country
This article arises from a line of research initiated over a decade ago by the Biography and Parliament Research Group at the University of the Basque Country with the aim of analysing the Parliamentary representation of the Basque Country in the Spanish Parliament throughout the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. This consists of a prosopographical analysis of the Members of Parliament (MPs) on the basis of extensive empirical information (a mi…
Biographical dictionaries of members of parliaments in Southern Europe
In recent years editions of biographical dictionaries have been launched in Spain in the long Continental European and Anglophone tradition of such works, but so far only for individual regions. They form the indispensable basis for the collective biographies (prosopography) of members of parliament and other political elites
The making of the Basque political and representative institution (1853–1874), Part IV
During the liberal revolution in Spain the national parliament was formed. In the Basque provinces some aspects of the Historical Foral law remained in force, like the provincial representative assemblies, and in the same period the New Foral Law emerges. This paper analyses the dialectical and problematic relation between the Spanish and Basque public political powers before the dissolution of the representative assemblies in 1877
From coup d'état to civil war
In this article J. Agirreazkuenaga examines the events in the Basque provinces of Spain during the attempted Carlist coup d'état of 1833. Essentially the coup was a failure, although its partial early success did give the Carlists a territorial basis substantial enough to sustain six years of civil war. The result of the coup was not the intended instant displacement of the legitimate, constitutional authorities throughout the region. The Carlist…
Wilhelm von Humboldt and the representative assemblies of the Basque Country
In this article Joseba Agirreazkuenaga gives an account of Wilhelm von Humboldt's writings on the political culture of the Basque people. Humboldt had made two visits to the Basque country in 1799 and 1801, and after leaving public life published his observations about them in 1821. He saw the Basques as having developed a distinctive political culture, which was based on vigorous self-government through local assemblies, which rested on broad po…
The making of the ‘Basque’ Political and Representative Institution (1839–1853)
In this article Joseba Agirreazkuenaga continues his account of the development of the Basque political institutions to the period following the settlement of the first Carlist war by the Convention of Bergera in 1839. This laid down a process for incorporating the Basque foral institutions into the framework of the new liberal constitution of the Spanish monarchy. It required negotiations between the Spanish Cortes and Basque representatives, wh…
Abstracts of the papers presented at the 47th Conference of the International Commission for the History of Representative and Parliamentary Institutions (Bilbao, 2–6 September 1997)
The making of the ‘Basque’ political institutions
In this article Joseba Agirreazkuenaga continues his previous contributions on the development of Basque political institutions. Having followed developments to the end of the Ancien Regime, he analyzes here the process of political and bureaucratic consolidation during a time of political, ideological and military confrontations between supporters of the liberal revolution and those of the counter-revolution, in defence of the old order. This ar…
People, State Forms and Representative Assemblies
In this paper Joseba Agirrcazkucnaga argues that the growth of nationalism in the Basque provinces of Spain was assisted, rather than hindered by forms of representative institution which had developed in the early-modern period. Each of the Basque provinces had come to possess executive agencies chosen and supcrvized by a General Assembly of the province. The paper then describes how the Assemblies developed a system of Conferences, in which del…
Organisation, Composition and Working of the ‘Parliament’ of Bizkaia during the Liberal Revolution 1793–1876
In this paper Joseba Agirreazkuenaga gives an account of the workings of the representative institutions—Juntas Generales—of the province of Bizkaia during the later eighteenth and first part of the nineteenth century. In this period Spain as a whole was being transformed into a modern liberal society, Bizkaia followed the national trend slowly and reluctantly. The paper outlines the social, economic and political situation in Bizkaia over the pe…
The abolition of the representative assemblies in the Basque provinces during the rise of the liberal revolution (1789–1876)
The typical estates‐based political assemblies of Latin Europe also developed in the Basque area, but from the sixteenth century onwards, in the coastal area, the Juntas Genrerales acquired a modern dimension precisely because they were not organized into estates. The French Revolution led to the abolition of the Juntas Generales. However, with the exception of the Cortes of Navarre, they survived in the Spanish Basque provinces throughout most o…
The abolition of the representative assemblies in the Basque provinces during the rise of the liberal revolution (1789–1876)
The typical estates‐based political assemblies of Latin Europe also developed in the Basque area, but from the sixteenth century onwards, in the coastal area, the Juntas Genrerales acquired a modern dimension precisely because they were not organized into estates. The French Revolution led to the abolition of the Juntas Generales. However, with the exception of the Cortes of Navarre, they survived in the Spanish Basque provinces throughout most o…
Biographical dictionaries of members of parliaments in Southern Europe
In recent years editions of biographical dictionaries have been launched in Spain in the long Continental European and Anglophone tradition of such works, but so far only for individual regions. They form the indispensable basis for the collective biographies (prosopography) of members of parliament and other political elites
Wilhelm von Humboldt and the representative assemblies of the Basque Country
In this article Joseba Agirreazkuenaga gives an account of Wilhelm von Humboldt's writings on the political culture of the Basque people. Humboldt had made two visits to the Basque country in 1799 and 1801, and after leaving public life published his observations about them in 1821. He saw the Basques as having developed a distinctive political culture, which was based on vigorous self-government through local assemblies, which rested on broad po…
Organisation, Composition and Working of the ‘Parliament’ of Bizkaia during the Liberal Revolution 1793–1876
In this paper Joseba Agirreazkuenaga gives an account of the workings of the representative institutions—Juntas Generales—of the province of Bizkaia during the later eighteenth and first part of the nineteenth century. In this period Spain as a whole was being transformed into a modern liberal society, Bizkaia followed the national trend slowly and reluctantly. The paper outlines the social, economic and political situation in Bizkaia over the pe…
The abolition of the representative assemblies in the Basque provinces during the rise of the liberal revolution (1789–1876)
The typical estates‐based political assemblies of Latin Europe also developed in the Basque area, but from the sixteenth century onwards, in the coastal area, the Juntas Genrerales acquired a modern dimension precisely because they were not organized into estates. The French Revolution led to the abolition of the Juntas Generales. However, with the exception of the Cortes of Navarre, they survived in the Spanish Basque provinces throughout most o…
Organisation, Composition and Working of the ‘Parliament’ of Bizkaia during the Liberal Revolution 1793–1876
In this paper Joseba Agirreazkuenaga gives an account of the workings of the representative institutions—Juntas Generales—of the province of Bizkaia during the later eighteenth and first part of the nineteenth century. In this period Spain as a whole was being transformed into a modern liberal society, Bizkaia followed the national trend slowly and reluctantly. The paper outlines the social, economic and political situation in Bizkaia over the pe…
People, State Forms and Representative Assemblies
In this paper Joseba Agirrcazkucnaga argues that the growth of nationalism in the Basque provinces of Spain was assisted, rather than hindered by forms of representative institution which had developed in the early-modern period. Each of the Basque provinces had come to possess executive agencies chosen and supcrvized by a General Assembly of the province. The paper then describes how the Assemblies developed a system of Conferences, in which del…
The making of the ‘Basque’ political institutions
In this article Joseba Agirreazkuenaga continues his previous contributions on the development of Basque political institutions. Having followed developments to the end of the Ancien Regime, he analyzes here the process of political and bureaucratic consolidation during a time of political, ideological and military confrontations between supporters of the liberal revolution and those of the counter-revolution, in defence of the old order. This ar…
The making of the ‘Basque’ Political and Representative Institution (1839–1853)
In this article Joseba Agirreazkuenaga continues his account of the development of the Basque political institutions to the period following the settlement of the first Carlist war by the Convention of Bergera in 1839. This laid down a process for incorporating the Basque foral institutions into the framework of the new liberal constitution of the Spanish monarchy. It required negotiations between the Spanish Cortes and Basque representatives, wh…
Abstracts of the papers presented at the 47th Conference of the International Commission for the History of Representative and Parliamentary Institutions (Bilbao, 2–6 September 1997)
Wilhelm von Humboldt and the representative assemblies of the Basque Country
In this article Joseba Agirreazkuenaga gives an account of Wilhelm von Humboldt's writings on the political culture of the Basque people. Humboldt had made two visits to the Basque country in 1799 and 1801, and after leaving public life published his observations about them in 1821. He saw the Basques as having developed a distinctive political culture, which was based on vigorous self-government through local assemblies, which rested on broad po…
From coup d'état to civil war
In this article J. Agirreazkuenaga examines the events in the Basque provinces of Spain during the attempted Carlist coup d'état of 1833. Essentially the coup was a failure, although its partial early success did give the Carlists a territorial basis substantial enough to sustain six years of civil war. The result of the coup was not the intended instant displacement of the legitimate, constitutional authorities throughout the region. The Carlist…
The making of the Basque political and representative institution (1853–1874), Part IV
During the liberal revolution in Spain the national parliament was formed. In the Basque provinces some aspects of the Historical Foral law remained in force, like the provincial representative assemblies, and in the same period the New Foral Law emerges. This paper analyses the dialectical and problematic relation between the Spanish and Basque public political powers before the dissolution of the representative assemblies in 1877
Biographical dictionaries of members of parliaments in Southern Europe
In recent years editions of biographical dictionaries have been launched in Spain in the long Continental European and Anglophone tradition of such works, but so far only for individual regions. They form the indispensable basis for the collective biographies (prosopography) of members of parliament and other political elites
The MPs of the Basque Country
This article arises from a line of research initiated over a decade ago by the Biography and Parliament Research Group at the University of the Basque Country with the aim of analysing the Parliamentary representation of the Basque Country in the Spanish Parliament throughout the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. This consists of a prosopographical analysis of the Members of Parliament (MPs) on the basis of extensive empirical information (a mi…
Prosopography of the MPs during the emergence of mass politics
This article has resulted from a line of research initiated over a decade ago by the Biography and Parliament Research Group at the University of the Basque Country with the aim of analysing parliamentary representation. In this article, Basque parliamentarians during the final period of the Monarchic Liberal Parliament in Spain are analysed. This period saw the industrial take-off in the coastal area of the Basque Country and the emergence of ne…
Politics, Culture, and Sociability in the Basque Nationalist PartyRolandVazquez. The Basque Series. Reno
Collective Biography and Europe’s Cultural Legacy
From the 1990s onwards there has been growing interest in the study of biography. As opposed to those who are skeptical of the biographical method, we defend the historiographical importance of collective biographies by contrasting them with biographical collections. By discussing the historical background of biography as a branch of history, and by focusing on the aims, methodology and outcomes of collective biographies, we attempt to show how t…
Quién fue quién en la Transición en Castilla-La Mancha (1977-1982) [Who Was Who in the Spanish (Castilla-La Mancha) Transition (1977–1982)]
Les Présidents de l’Assemblée nationale de 1789 à nos jours
Les Présidents de l'Assemblée nationale de 1789 à nos jours." Parliaments, Estates and Representation, 37(3), pp. 347–348
Encyclopedia of Romantic Nationalism in Europe
This encyclopedia documents the presence and impact of nationalized cultural consciousness in European nationalism. It tracks how intellectuals, historians, philologists, novelists, poets, painters, folklorists, and composers, in an intensely collaborative transnational network, articulated the national identities and aspirations that would go on to determine European history and politics, with effects that are still felt today. Edited by Joep Le…
Political science (17 works) · Law (15 works) · History (13 works) · Politics (13 works) · Law (12 works) · Sociology (11 works) · History (10 works) · Spanish History and Politics (9 works) · Economic history (8 works) · Basque language and culture studies (7 works)