Publication: Cuando la ciudad latía: el movimiento vecinal en Galicia (1964-1982)
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2021-05-26
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En los últimos años, el estudio de la transición española ha sido uno de los principales focos de atención para los investigadores, interesados en conocer cómo se desarrolló el proceso de cambio político desde el común de la gente. Esto ha dado un gran protagonismo a las investigaciones sobre la construcción de la sociedad civil y entre ellas, de manera especial, a las que se ocupan de un movimiento que surgió en las distintas ciudades españolas en la década de los setenta: el movimiento de barrios o ciudadano. Las asociaciones de vecinos no fueron un fenómeno exclusivo de España, sino que se pueden encontrar en otros países occidentales. Italia, Portugal o Francia, con distintos sistemas políticos, vivieron vigorosas reivindicaciones desde sus barrios o ciudades. El caso español, por su duración y por su fuerza, ha llamado la atención de los especialistas, tanto nacionales como extranjeros. A las primeras investigaciones que se realizaron cuando las asociaciones todavía estaban en pleno apogeo, se han unido en los últimos años un numeroso grupo de tesis y monografías que han abierto un nuevo campo para conocer la década de los años setenta. Se ha investigado intensamente el período en ciudades como Madrid, Barcelona, Bilbao, Valencia, Valladolid o algunas de las ciudades andaluzas. Se trata de un mapa que se ha ido completando en los últimos años, pero en el que todavía faltaba una región por conocer, Galicia. ¿Es qué no había existido movimiento vecinal en Galicia? Lo hubo y muy intenso...
In recent years, the study of the Spanish transition has been the focus of researchers’ interest in knowing how the process of political change affected the people. This has given rise to the study the construction of civil society and among the latter, those dealing with a movement in different Spanish cities in the 1970s: the neighborhood or citizen movement.Neighborhood associations were not unique to Spain as there were also active in other western countries. Italy, Portugal or France, with different political systems, experienced vigorous demands from their neighborhoods or citizens. The Spain’s movement due to its duration and its strength has attracted the attention of specialists, both in Spain and abroad. To the first studies were carried out when the associations were still in full swing, a large group of theses and monographs that have just been published in recent years have opened a new field of discovery; the seventies. This period has been intensively researched in cities such as Madrid, Barcelona, Bilbao, Valencia, Valladolid or some of the Andalusian cities. But in this recently completed map, one region has yet to be included, Galicia. Had there been any neighborhood movement in Galicia? There had been and a very intense movement at that...
In recent years, the study of the Spanish transition has been the focus of researchers’ interest in knowing how the process of political change affected the people. This has given rise to the study the construction of civil society and among the latter, those dealing with a movement in different Spanish cities in the 1970s: the neighborhood or citizen movement.Neighborhood associations were not unique to Spain as there were also active in other western countries. Italy, Portugal or France, with different political systems, experienced vigorous demands from their neighborhoods or citizens. The Spain’s movement due to its duration and its strength has attracted the attention of specialists, both in Spain and abroad. To the first studies were carried out when the associations were still in full swing, a large group of theses and monographs that have just been published in recent years have opened a new field of discovery; the seventies. This period has been intensively researched in cities such as Madrid, Barcelona, Bilbao, Valencia, Valladolid or some of the Andalusian cities. But in this recently completed map, one region has yet to be included, Galicia. Had there been any neighborhood movement in Galicia? There had been and a very intense movement at that...
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Tesis inédita de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Facultad de Ciencias Políticas y Sociología, leída el 30-09-2021