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1. www.tandfonline.com › doi › fullCultural policy in Spain: processes and dialectics: Cultural ...

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   Jun 8, 2010 · The dialectic between differentiation and standardization, a mark of cultural policies modernity in the context of centre–periphery relationships, is a result of the pressure from the main players on the different Spanish cultural and territorial markets.

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2. academic.oup.com › edited-volume › 28335Political Culture in Spain in the Twenty-First Century ...

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   This chapter discusses the reason for the outstanding decline political trust and satisfaction with democracy (SWD) in Spain since 2008. It analyses the evolution of political attitudes between 1985 and 2018, and contrasts these with political and economic performances in Spain.

3. theconversation.com › the-four-challenges-faced-byThe four challenges faced by Spain’s new government

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   Nov 28, 2023 · The ongoing culture war will form a crucial part of Spain’s political landscape. First on social media, then in the press and on the streets, polarisation has taken root in Spanish society,...

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4. english.elpais.com › elpais › 2017/06/15The making of modern Spain - EL PAÍS English Edition

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   Jun 15, 2017 · Today’s democratic Spain has managed to resolve, channel or dilute some of the great systemic problems of its own earlier history. The fact of the matter is, we have evolved from a poor, backward...

5. link.springer.com › referenceworkentry › 10Historical Balance of the Spanish Constitution of 1978 - Springer

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   Apr 1, 2020 · A unique transformation process took place from the political, economic, social, and military point of view, with a clear objective of establishing, in Spain, a modern democracy under the auspices of the monarchy.

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6. assets.cambridge.org › 97805218 › 43331The state and democracy in Spain: a historical overview

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   These differences in language, culture, and political tradition are the long-term product of the way the Spanish state was created. A proper understanding of this important characteristic of politics in Spain today therefore requires a brief overview of that state-building process.

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   Why is political trust so low in Spain?

   • The values for political trust are interpolated (line); dots show the observed values Thus, the unprecedented low levels of SWD and the important decline of political trust can be attributed at first glance to the remarkable recession of the Spanish economy after the financial crisis.

   Political Culture in Spain in the Twenty-First Century: symptoms of a

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   How will the culture war affect Spain's political landscape?

   • However, unequal or unfair handling of different territories will open the way to political instability and fuel inequality and resentment. The progressive coalition will have to be very careful to maintain a coherent party line in this respect. The ongoing culture war will form a crucial part of Spain’s political landscape.

   The four challenges faced by Spain’s new government

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   Why did Spain choose the parliamentary monarchy?

   • The Constituent Assembly in 1978 opted for the Parliamentary Monarchy as the political form of the Spanish State, accepting the mission that the Constitution entrusted to the monarch. It is undoubtedly one of those great guidelines that shape the political existence of the Spanish nation.

   Historical Balance of the Spanish Constitution of 1978

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   Does Spain have a decline in political trust and SWD?

   • It then situates the recent developments within the rest of Europe, showing that the decline in political trust and SWD has been especially pronounced in Spain, even when contrasted with other Southern European countries or Eastern Europe.

   Political Culture in Spain in the Twenty-First Century: symptoms of a

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8. www.tandfonline.com › doi › fullA ‘Second Transition’ in Spain? Policy, Institutions and ...

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   Feb 10, 2010 · This “second transition” could change the shape of the Spanish political landscape almost as dramatically as the first one did. The question is whether this upheaval will permit the creation of new and improved democratic institutions, or simply put the old ones under severe strain.’