Series
Preface, Nigel Townson
Introduction, Manuel Álvarez Tardío and Fernando del Rey Reguillo
1
Stanley G. Payne, A Critical Overview of the Second
Spanish Republic.
2
Luis Arranz Notario, Could the Second Republic have
become a Democracy?
3
José Manuel Macarro Vera, The Socialists and Revolution.
4
Manuel Álvarez Tardío, The CEDA: Threat or Opportunity?
5
Gabriele Ranzato, The Republican Left and the Defence
of Democracy, 1934–1936
6
Nigel Townson, A Third Way? Centrist Politics under
the Republic.
7
Roberto Villa García, The Limits of Democratization:
Elections and Political Culture.
8
José Antonio Parejo Fernández, The Mutation of Falangism,
1934–1936
9
Tim Rees, Revolution or Republic? The Spanish Communist
Party.
10
Fernando del Rey Reguillo, Policies of Exclusion
during the Second Republic: a View from the Grass Roots.
11
Julius Ruiz, Old Wine in New Bottles: The Historiography
of Repression in Spain During and After the Spanish Civil
War.
12
Gerald Blaney, New Perspectives on the Civil Guard
and the Second Republic, 1931–1936.
13
Javier Zamora, Intellectuals and the Republic.
1
) Pedro Carlos González Cuevas, On the Irrelevance
of Fascism in Spain.
Notes
Bibliography
Index
|