The abolition of the representative assemblies in the Basque provinces during the rise of the liberal revolution (1789–1876)

Agirreazkuenaga, Joseba

doi:10.1080/02606755.1994.9525854

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“…At the end of the 19th century the Basque nationalist political movement began in Bilbao, the referential urban locality. The aim of Basque nationalists was to achieve the devolution of political institutions (Agirreazkuenaga, 1994). In the first decades of the 20th century, Basque nationalism was popular principally in the territories of Biscay and Gipuzkoa, the most industrialized provinces.…”

Section: Shaping National Identity: the Political Revival Of Basque Languagementioning

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The role of the media in empowering minority identities: Basque-language radio during the Franco dictatorship (1960s–1976) and their influence as identity catalysts

Agirreazkuenaga¹

2012

Media, Culture & Society

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The Spanish Civil War ended with the imposition of a dictatorship . During those years, Spanish was the only official language throughout Spain. However, in the 1960s the Basque language (spoken in the Basque Country, between Spain and France) would enter into the sphere of public communication thanks to the new rising media. Nevertheless, the Basque language was still generally viewed as a poor and marginal language. This article's main object of study is the Popular Radio of Loyola, located in the province of Gipuzkoa. This radio station was the first general-service broadcasting medium using the Basque language, and the precursor of the modern Basque Radio and Television Corporation (EITB).

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Section: Shaping National Identity: the Political Revival Of Basque Languagementioning

confidence: 99%

The role of the media in empowering minority identities: Basque-language radio during the Franco dictatorship (1960s–1976) and their influence as identity catalysts

Agirreazkuenaga¹

2012

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2003

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Organisation, Composition and Working of the ‘Parliament’ of Bizkaia during the Liberal Revolution 1793–1876

Agirreazkuenaga

1995

Parliaments, Estates and Representation

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The abolition of the representative assemblies in the Basque provinces during the rise of the liberal revolution (1789–1876)

Cited by 4 publications

References 2 publications

The role of the media in empowering minority identities: Basque-language radio during the Franco dictatorship (1960s–1976) and their influence as identity catalysts

The role of the media in empowering minority identities: Basque-language radio during the Franco dictatorship (1960s–1976) and their influence as identity catalysts

Taxation and representation

Organisation, Composition and Working of the ‘Parliament’ of Bizkaia during the Liberal Revolution 1793–1876

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