The most Spanish of all cities: Madrid before the sixteenth century
The book trade in Madrid: observations on book studies
Spaces of knowledge: a historiographical study of cultural institutions
Bullfighting in Madrid: historical (and informative) significance of the “cathedral of bullfighting”
The theatrical court city: playhouses and playgoing in early modern Madrid
From stage to scholarship: theater in Madrid during the twentieth and twenty‑first centuries
Art in Madrid during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries: the cultural legacy of the Spanish golden age
Madrid: painting and modernity (1909–1973)
Art collecting, the art market and museums in Madrid: from Felipe II to Baron Thyssen‑Bornemisza
Cinema in Madrid: filming, culture, and representation
Music in Madrid since 1700: genres, institutions, society, nation
Ballet in Madrid: milestones and historiography
Sport in Madrid: from the elites to the masses
Court and capital: Felipe II and Madrid
Politics in Madrid: from 1898 through the Second Republic
The many wars of Madrid (1936–1939): everyday life and everyday violence
Alejandro Pérez-Olivares, Daniel Oviedo Silva, Ainhoa Campos Posada
Madrid and the Spanish transition: historiography and memory
Madrid and democracy: modernization, crisis, and citizen mobilization toward a more democratic city
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