Información General

• Autores: Angel Smith (coord.)
• Editores: Routledge Reino Unido
• Año de publicación: 2002
• Colecciones: Routledge/Cañada Blanch Studies on Contemporary Spain, 4
• País: Reino Unido
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 0-415-27905-4
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  • Review Article: Barcelona y el modelo de las ‘ciudades rojas’

    Jorge Uría González

    Journal of Iberian and Latin American Studies, ISSN-e 1469-9524, ISSN 1470-1847, Vol. 11, Nº. 1, 2005, págs. 91-106

Resumen

• As one of Europe's great industrial and revolutionary centres Barcelona has been in need of a detailed social and cultural history, yet there is actually a paucity of detailed research. This book redresses the balance. Focusing on the entire twentieth century, it allows for the emergence of long-term trends, and deals with both classic and newer themes of labour history. This novel and authoritative work will interest not only those working on Spain, but all scholars and students of comparative history.

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Listado de artículos

• • Barcelona through the European mirror: From red and black to claret and blue

    Angel Smith

    págs. 1-16

    

  • From subordination to contestation: the rise of labour in Barcelona, 1898–1918

    Angel Smith

    págs. 17-43

    

  • Red Barcelona in the Europe of war and revolution, 1914–30

    Pere Gabriel Sirvent

    págs. 44-65

    

  • The new city and the anarchist movement in the early 1930s

    Nick Rider

    págs. 66-87

    

  • The crisis of organized labour: the battle for hegemony in the Barcelona workers’ movement, 1930–6

    Chris Ealham

    págs. 88-107

    

  • The search for unity: marxists and the trade-union movement in Barcelona, 1931–6

    Andrew Durgan

    págs. 108-126

    

  • Revolution and collectivizations in Civil War Barcelona, 1936–9

    Antoni Castells Duran

    págs. 127-141

    

  • Women workers in the Barcelona labour market, 1856–1936

    Cristina Borderías Mondejar

    págs. 142-166

    

  • The Barcelona bourgeoisie, the labour movement and the origins of Francoist corporatism

    Soledad Bengoechea Echaondo

    págs. 167-184

    

  • Workers and dictatorship: industrial growth, social control and labour protest under the Franco regime, 1939–76

    Carme Molinero Ruiz, Pere Ysàs

    págs. 185-205

    

  • The associational movement and popular mobilizations in L’Hospitalet: from the anti-Francoist struggle to democracy, 1960–80

    Joan Camós, Clara Carme Parramón Homs

    págs. 206-222

    

  • The working class and labour movement since the onset of democracy

    Fausto Miguélez Lobo

    págs. 223-239