La deriva radical: CasaPound Italia y el fascismo del tercer milenio

Re, Matteo

doi:10.18042/cepc/rep.189.09

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“…(UNESCO 1997: 15). Sahlins' question is pertinent, especially in regions where cultural heritage is placed at the service of the "industry and tourism", which presents itself as the central axis of "sustainable development" in peripheral countries (Moreno 2002). According to some authors, tourism does not represent a route of economic development "but a path that leads to the perpetuation of socio-economic and cultural dependence, and ultimately, to underdevelopment" as said by Hernández-Ramírez (2015: 5), based on studies that question the marketization of local culture at the service of the desires of tourists.…”

Section: Festive Invention As a Sustainable Development Strategymentioning

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Festivities and Sustainable Development in Baixo Alentejo (Portugal)

2023

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In recent decades we have seen the emergence of festive inventions as a factor of sustainable development in rural contexts, associated with the dissemination and promotion of cultural products and practices, expressing different motivations. In Portugal and Spain, the relationship between festivals, music, and sustainable development was the object of study, based on musical celebrations that allow the creation of formal networks and participatory models between cultural agents, musicians, and community members.With this text I intend to question the phenomenon of the festive invention in the Baixo Alentejo (Portugal) as a strategy of sustainable development, focusing on the Islamic Festival of Mértola and the "Noche Flamenca" of Barrancos, taking into account the motivations and impact of organized parties and promoted by municipalities and cultural agents, in the construction of possible futures.

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Section: Festive Invention As a Sustainable Development Strategymentioning

confidence: 99%

Festivities and Sustainable Development in Baixo Alentejo (Portugal)

2023

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“…Despite the relevance of the above, there are few works that analyze the domestic and contemporary culinary tradition of Jerez, and even fewer that pay attention to the importance of wine and vinegar (Del Rey, 2011) [18] . Some documents offer very broad historical data, which do not mention the differentiating characteristics of regional gastronomic particularities (Moreno, 2002) [36] . Other studies focus on the cuisine of southern Andalusia which from a romantic and traditionalist standpoint is described as a varied edible landscape.…”

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Uses for Wines and Vinegars from Marco de Jerez: Between Culinary Tradition and Haute Cuisine

Sinaid,

Santiago,

Angélica

2024

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An analysis of the wines and vinegars from the city of Jerez de la Frontera, center of a tradition that dates backs hundreds of years in the viticultural area of Marco de Jerez. Ethnography was resorted to as a method, describing the culinary processes which make use of such products, either in traditional or haute cuisines, and assessing the consumers’ perceptions regarding these uses. The results exhibit the deep meaning and importance of the culinary uses of wine and vinegar from Jerez in everyday cooking and haute cuisine, and also the exporting and international vocation of the place, with a background of social agents with opposing positions and preferences, where the interests of large corporations prevail over local preferences.

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El neofascismo italiano, entre ruptura y mito nostálgico de Mussolini

2024

Estud. Ibero-Am. (Online)

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Pocos meses después del final de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, el neofascismo italiano se reorganizó en un partido, el Movimiento Social Italiano (1946-1995), heredero directo de la tradición fascista. En este texto, analizaremos cómo se produjeron las rupturas del neofascismo italiano, considerando tres momentos principales: el contexto de la migración de antiguos fascistas al comunismo o a la democracia cristiana; las disputas entre las corrientes internas del MSI: el centro conservador mayoritario, la inspiración republicana revolucionaria de Saló y el fascismo espiritualista de Julius Evola; por último, la normalización del MSI en la vida política en la década de 1990 y su posterior disolución. A lo largo de su historia, e incluso en la siguiente fase, la Alianza Nacional postfascista, el MSI cuestionó la doctrina fascista, sufrió contrastes internos entre una función estabilizadora en clave anticomunista y una praxis antisistema, pero apenas cuestionó el mito mussoliniano, que sigue influyendo en la derecha italiana.

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La deriva radical: CasaPound Italia y el fascismo del tercer milenio

Abstract: La deriva radical: CasaPound Italia y el fascismo del tercer milenio.

Cited by 4 publications

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Festivities and Sustainable Development in Baixo Alentejo (Portugal)

Festivities and Sustainable Development in Baixo Alentejo (Portugal)

Uses for Wines and Vinegars from Marco de Jerez: Between Culinary Tradition and Haute Cuisine

El neofascismo italiano, entre ruptura y mito nostálgico de Mussolini

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