Spanish Urban Updating during the Crisis of the Restauration
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Ciudades, Restauración, EspañaAbstract
For all their differences and patent limitations, certain early 20 C. Spanish Cities are here felt to have shown
by their handling of the ways and means available to them a certain degree of initiative when forcing up to
the challenges of population growth and those social changes brought on by the second wave of industrialization.
The paper takes a look into the knotty tangle that was that world’s investment schemes launched by the then
municipal authorities and attempts to make out how they were set up and to what collective strategies they
were thought to answer. Such thinking has shaped much of Spain’s 20 C. History be it because of its being still
held to or be it because it has been rejected but its stamp is found nowhere so much as in her major cities.
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