Iberian Studies

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Rikki Morgan-Tamosunas is now a member of Iberian Studies Jul 16, 2010
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Please note: the Iberian Studies Network is moving to a different site

The Iberian Studies Network has moved to a new site, at http://iberianstudies.grouply.com/. The site hosted here at Ning will be closed on 20 July 2010, and the new site is now functioning. All photographs, videos and presentations housed on Ning have been moved across to the new site, and we are hoping to be able to transfer the blog posts as well. Members are encouraged to log on to the new site, check their profile there, and start…See More
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Violence and Memory: considering mass repression and resistance in Spain 1936-1952 in comparative perspective at London School of Economics

September 21, 2010 to September 22, 2010
Speakers include:Paul Preston (LSE), Helen Graham (RHUL) and Julián Casanova (Universidad de Zaragoza)Over the last thirty years leading-edge historical research has transformed our understanding of Francoism and of the civil war that was its foundational act. It has done so in ways that now increasingly demand an explicitly comparative European approach to analysing questions of brutal state- and nation-making (including processes of mass killing/incarceration; mass denunciation; gulag…See More
Inma Fernandez-Hughes might attend Peter Anderson's event Jul 1, 2010
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Michael Shade

Please note: the Iberian Studies Network is moving to a different site

The Iberian Studies Network has moved to a new site, at http://iberianstudies.grouply.com/. The site hosted here at Ning will be closed on 20 July 2010, and the new site is now functioning. All photographs, videos and presentations housed on Ning have been moved across to the new site, and we are hoping to be able to transfer the blog posts as well. Members are encouraged to log on to the new site, check their profile there, and start… Continue

Posted by Michael Shade on July 12, 2010 at 3:47pm

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Sierra de Teruel



The highlight of the Cinema and the Spanish Civil War season at the BFI has to be the showing of Sierra de Teruel. This portrait of Republican airmen at war was shot in Spain (mostly) by André Malraux in 1938-9; work on it… Continue

Posted by Michael Shade on June 10, 2009 at 2:24pm

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Cinema and the Spanish Civil War



For those of you within reach of London, the British Film Institute is running a season of films dealing with the Spanish Civil War throughout the month of June 2009. The season was opened by Paul Preston (ACIS Honorary President). Paul also had a hand in the selection of films, which includes a range of documentaries and fiction… Continue

Posted by Michael Shade on June 10, 2009 at 1:00pm

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Spain won, Rest of Europe didn't



What does the victory of Spain's football team in the recent European Nations' Cup tournament tell us about Spanish society today? Why are they suddenly better than everyone else? Why aren't they the ineffectual losers they always have been? And has the footballers' success done anything to strengthen a sense of Spanish national identity?



Is there any significance in the fact that most of their goals were made and scored by players well… Continue

Posted by Michael Shade on July 8, 2008 at 9:58pm — 1 Comment

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Welcome to the Iberian Studies social network!

We've set up this social network area for members of ACIS, and others interested in contemporary Spain and Portugal. There are a range of possibilities - group areas, individual spaces, event listings, forums, interest groups, photo and video sharing. Please explore and start using it!

Posted by Michael Shade on April 29, 2008 at 1:10am

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Some notes on using the Network.



Please note that the Network's Main Page is public, and viewable by anyone. The rest of the network, including members' own pages, and all media, forums and groups, is restricted to members only.



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Go to My Settings (in the Hello box), and check through the Account, About Me, Privacy and Email… Continue

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