Vol. 13 No. 28 (2024)

WOMEN AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION IN LATE MODERN SPAIN

Dossier

Introduction

Marc Gil Garrusta, Joana Maria Pujadas-Mora
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The incorporation of women into Public Administration in Spain, 1900-1936

Luis Enrique Otero Carvajal, Santiago de Miguel Salanova
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Female workers of the Public Administration in Andalusia (1900-1930)

Ana Belén Gómez Fernández
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Women and Public Service in the Basque Country, 1900-1930

Susana Serrano Abad, Josu Hernando Pérez
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Women and labor participation in Barcelona City Council, 1925-1950.

Marc Gil Garrusta, Joana Maria Pujadas-Mora
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Articles

Radical liberalism in Malaga, 1835-1837

Daniel Aquillué Domínguez
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Amphetamines or a “steak dinner”: why did Harvard athletes swim faster? Recovering a study silenced by anti-doping policy

Dani Font Noguerol
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“The strong region with its own resources”. The Mancomunitat, Catalanism and Primo de Rivera’s dictatorship

Josep Pich Mitjana, Alfonso Bermudez Mombiela, Gerard Llorens DeCesaris
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Moral indoctrination, realism and transcendence in the works of Manuel Polo y Peyrolón and Pedro Antonio de Alarcón

Javier Esteve Martí, Matías Salazar González
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MLN-Tupamaros in Chile: between opportunity and possibility (1970-1973)

Jerónimo Ríos Sierra, Miguel Madueño Alvárez
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The origins of tourism promotion in Spain. The case of the Sindicato de Festejos of San Sebastián (1900-1908)

Carlos Larrinaga
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