Notes for a reform of Spain, without disruption of the monarchical government or religion by de Villava, Victoriano

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The Latin Americanism of exile. Reflections on the Latin American Testimony Magazine by Garategaray, Martina

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The Colombian Exile in Spain: Peace Dialogues, a Before and an Afte by Martínez Leguízamo, Jeisson

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THE CATALAN CRISIS: A LEGAL PERSPECTIVE AT THE INTERNATIONAL AND EUROPEAN LEVELS by Maia, Catherine

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An Analysis of Financing the System of the Autonomous Communities of Common Regime in Spain by Álvarez García, Santiago

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Chronicle of the Euro Crisis in Spain: What can we learn? by Colmenarejo, Juan Pablo

“…The present research summarizes the peak of the crisis in Spain, in Ireland and in the southern economies of the euro zone. …”
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Psychometric properties of the BPNES adapted to Physical Education in Argentina, Spain and Colombia by Franco, Evelia, Coterón, Javier, Gómez, Valeria, Brito, Jorge

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Between neo-fascism and populism. The anti-establishmen right in spain, 1976-2022 by Gil Pecharromán, Julio, Iordache Cârstea, Luiza

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Assessment of sexual behaviors using the paired-comparisons method in a sample from Spain by Blanc Molina, Andrea, Rojas Tejada, Antonio José

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The Relationship between Interregional Trade and Transport Connectivity in Spain. A spatial dependency analysis by Alamá-Sabater, Luisa, Márquez-Ramos, Laura, Suárez-Burguet, Celestino

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Foreign Resident Population In Spain. How many are there and where did they come from? 1940-2020 by Cortés Rodríguez, Susana

“…In countries such as Spain, which is facing a serious process of population aging as a result of the low birth rate and increasingly higher life expectancy, immigration is a very important factor for the permanence of the Welfare State. …”
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Argentine diplomats facing political transformations in Spain: from the proclamation of the Second Republic to the Civil War (1931-1936) by Ferreyra, Alejandra Noemí

“…In this paper, we propose to analyze the particular look across which the diplomatic servants Argentinians in Spain observed the changeable political process from the proclamation of the Republic II Spanish in 1931 up to the Civil war in 1936.We will support as principal hypothesis that the perceptions that the ministerial agents were constructing of the political peninsular reality these years, they constituted one of the principal parameters from which the Argentine State observed the events that were developing in Spain,and mostly, they helped to the deployment of policies tending to restrict the revenue of Spanish immigrants to the country from the beginning itself of the civil contest. …”
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The cultural export of Galician identity and nationalism in exile by Real López, Inmaculada

“…Argentina was the country in which the largest number of refugees from northwestern Spain was concentrated, such as Alfonso Rodríaguez Castelao and Luis Seoane, among others. …”
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Notes about a pioneer of spanish scientific psychology by Caycho Rodríguez, Tomás

“…Thus, when looking for those figures that represent the most authentic of psychology in Spain, the name of Luís Simarro (1851-1921) is undoubtedly among the first. …”
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Spanish idiomatic unity by Ferrer, Manuel Augusto

“…Spanish idiomatic unity is the subject I propose to develop in this dissertation, which I must not give a technical character; and I will do so in an attempt to show how, historically, the fate of the language was the fate of Spain: together they were born, developed and reached the peak of their common greatness and expansion.…”
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Cross-Cultural Analysis of Diagnostic Criteria for Alcohol Use Disorder in Young University Students. by Conde, Karina, Gimenez, Paula Victoria, Cremonte, Mariana, Díaz-Castela, María del Marb, Ortega-Martinez, Ana

“…University students from Argentina (N = 2157), Spain (N = 320), and Brazil (N = 149) participated in the study. …”
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Avoidance and contact according to different profiles in stereotypes of morality and emotional reactions towards gypsy ethnic people by Sayans-Jiménez, Pablo, Ordóñez Carrasco, Jorge, Rojas Tejada, Antonio J.

“…In Spain, the persistence of the stereotypes and prejudices toward the gypsy ethnic people perpetuates the negative behaviors toward them. …”
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Colonel Martín Miguel de Güemes and the foreigners by de Tezanos Pinto, Mario

“…The unity that Spain wanted to maintain in its colonies on three fronts: political, economic and religious, gave rise to its authorities to dictate a series of provisions aimed at preventing the entry of foreigners into the territory of the Republic, or to place them in a situation inferior to the Spaniards and the inhabitants born in the country. …”
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The Basque women's organizations of Argentina and their assistance to the exile of the Spanish Civil War: a political activism with growing autonomy by De Cristóforis, Nadia

“…To do this, we will rely on primary sources (newspapers of the Basque community and documents located in the Archive of Basque Nationalism – Sabino Arana Fundazioa of Bilbao, Spain) and bibliography on the subject.…”
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Touring institutions: analysis of the film Camino by Mateo, Natacha, Mendizabal, Javier

“…The relationships of the characters are strongly crossover by the natural knowledge of the conservative middle class family in Spain below influence of the catholic religion, specifically the Opus dei. …”
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