No. 18 (2022): The press as a historical agent in the face of nationalism, decentralization and autonomy (20th century)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.12795/RiHC.2022.i18

Published: 2022-06-27

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Presentación Dossier

• The press as a historical agent against nationalism, decentralization and autonomy (20th century)

  Itziar Reguero Sanz, Jacobo Herrero Izquierdo

  8-13

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Dossier

• Press, power and andalusian autonomy: the case of the Andalusian Regional Assembly (1933)

  Manuel Hijano del Río, Manuel Ruiz Romero

  15-32

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• The monarchical identity and discourse on Francoist press: 1968, a key year for Bourbon restoration

  Fernando del Marco Marrón

  33-51

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• 1910 Revolution´s role in Mexican nationalism. Official and alternative points of view in press (1968-1976)

  Iris Pascual-Gutiérrez

  52-66

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• Languages Plurality In The Spanish Transition To Democracy: a Priority Question For Spanish Periodicals?

  Juan Andrés García Martín

  67-87

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• The canarian nationalism and the insularismo of tenerife during the democratic transition

  Jenny del Pino García Sánchez

  88-107

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• Andalusia in campaign: published opinion and politics during the first regional elections (1982)

  Itziar Reguero Sanz, Jacobo Herrero Izquierdo

  108-124

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Miscelánea

• Media History: compare or connect

  Marialva Barbosa, Eduardo Gutiérrez

  126-141

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• Far West in Basque language: the pioneering journalism of the Basque-American weekly newspaper California’ko Eskual Herria (1893-1898)

  Imanol Murua Uria

  142-162

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• Spanish biographical cinema (1900-1939): causes of its production and the work of the film press

  Pablo Úrbez-Fernández

  163-183

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• Augusto Cabrita's photography: contributions to Portuguese photojournalism

  Denise Guimarães-Guedes, Português

  184-205

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• Cal Dir. The war for the story in the Communist Party

  Carles Xavier Senso Vila

  206-227

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• Press cooperatives: a journalistic organization model in times of crises and political transitions

  Eloi Camps-Durban

  228-247

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Reseñas

• New historiographical perspectives in Communication. Approaches on the press in Spain, Portugal and Latin America

  Francesc Andreu Martínez Gallego

  249-254

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• History of local journalism in the province of Seville. Against the oblivion of the nearby press

  Julio Antonio Yanes Mesa

  255-257

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• Communicating in the Diaspora: Press, Journalism, Radio, Exile, and Propaganda Among Portuguese Immigrants in the United States (1877-1950)

  João Daniel Dias Rodrigues

  258-261

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• The press in Spanish and Portuguese in America. II. From the revolutions to the end of the military dictatorships (1910-1988)

  Jo-ann Peña Angulo

  262-267

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• Advertising and the birth of the consumer society. Spain, 1900-1936

  Manuel Garrido Lora

  268-272

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• Pharisees of freedom. The catholic press in the 'school war': the case of El Noticiero de Zaragoza during the first republican biennium (1931-1933)

  Francesc Andreu Martínez Gallego

  273-278

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