The Theory of Crisis and the Great Recession in Spain

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La crisis en la Unión Europea: el caso de Cataluña (2017)

“…Por su parte, los aspectos económicos de la crisis y sus efectos sobre España fueron trabajados por varios autores desde diferentes perspectivas teóricas. Existen avances que describen la dinámica general del fenómeno (Mateo-Tomé, 2019;Taguas, 2013;Torrero-Mañas, 2008) a partir del peso de la burbuja inmobiliaria en la crisis (Alonso-Pérez & Furió-Blasco, 2010;García-Montalvo, 2009); los efectos de la crisis sobre estructuras como el mercado laboral o la salud de la población, donde los estudios muestran cómo la crisis profundizó la fragmentación previa de la clase obrera entre los estables, los temporarios y los trabajadores en el paro (Antenas & Vivas, 2014;Rocha & Aragón, 2012;Sanromá-Meléndez, 2012;Verd-Pericás & Vol. 7…”