Nationalism, regionalism and autonomy during the Second Republic | Nacionalismos, regionalismos y autonomía en la Segunda República
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Abstract
The Second Republic introduced a number of innovations as a means of surmounting the main factors of social and political backwardness which had beset the country since the beginning of the liberal revolution in the Þ rst third of the nineteenth century. Prominent among these factors was the emergent plurality of different nations within the State, a phenomenon which had spread following the birth and rapid growth of Catalan and Basque nationalism, and to a much lesser extent, the weak Galician nationalist movement, as well as other marginal momentary upsurges. The aim of this article is to provide a succinct analysis of the changing relationship between the nationalist issue and the structure of the State during this period. | La Segunda República trajo consigo varias innovaciones que pretendían superar, en sentido modernizador, los principales factores de atraso social y político que había venido padeciendo el país desde los inicios de la revolución liberal en el primer tercio del siglo XIX. Entre estos factores, cabe destacar la emergente plurinacionalidad del Estado, que se había ido ensanchando con el nacimiento y rápido desarrollo de los nacionalismos catalán y vasco y, en mucha menor medida, del débil nacionalismo gallego y de otros brotes de momento marginales. El objeto de este artículo es analizar muy sintéticamente cómo evoluciona la relación entre cuestión nacional y estructura del Estado en este período.
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| Authors | González, Justo Beramendi; |
| Journal | pasado y memoria |
| Year | 2003 |
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