iciaurriz.bsky.social
iciaurriz.bsky.social
@iciaurriz.bsky.social
Teaching Fellow at the University of Leeds. 20th Europe-Communism (esp politics & ideas) and political violence / Formely at Durham Univeristy. PhD from Edinburgh University. LGTBQ+He/Him 🏳️🌈.
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Trabajos como los de Kate Ferris, Paul Corner o Michael R. Ebner. No puedo parar de reflexionar en este importante artículo en como re-pensar la complejidad de las acciones cotidianas y el papel de las estrategias de supervivencia en regímenes dictatoriales www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
It reminds me of how much we need to study daily life in dictatorial regimes and, in the case of the Francoist regime, different strategies of coercion, consent and daily survival, especially between 1939 and the 1950s.I can't stop thinking about how much we need to learn from Italian historiography
They have been for decades studying aspects of daily life, consent and coercion in studies from Kate Ferris, Paul Corner or Michael R. Ebner. I couldn't stop thinking of this one from Paul Corner on thinking about a nuanced approach to popular support 3/3 www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
A review of one of the best moments in recent Spanish history: Montoya, por favor! www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio...
Critical, well-argurd article of Pankaj Mishra in FP. Very unsettling, but necessary. foreignpolicy.com/2025/02/07/p...
This article summarises the key arguments of this astonishing book. This book changed how I see the history of the late middle ages and the so-call "great divergence" www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v4...
Una fantástica noticia en estos tiempos oscuros. Me encanta Marc Bloch y su libro "Una extraña derrota" me fascino cuando lo leí en la carrera www.liberation.fr/sciences/his...
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