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Democracia transnacional : federalismo, lenguajes raciales y prácticas asociativas en el republicanismo meridional europeo (c. 1850-1870)
Title: Democracia transnacional : federalismo, lenguajes raciales y prácticas asociativas en el republicanismo meridional europeo (c. 1850-1870);
Transnational democracy : federalism, racial languages and associative practices in southern republicanism (c. 1850-1870)
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Rubrica contemporanea, 2024, Vol. 13, No. 26, pp. 167-183
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GRANELL OTEIZA, Xavier Maria, Democracia transnacional : federalismo, lenguajes raciales y prácticas asociativas en el republicanismo meridional europeo (c. 1850-1870); Transnational democracy : federalism, racial languages and associative practices in southern republicanism (c. 1850-1870), Rubrica contemporanea, 2024, Vol. 13, No. 26, pp. 167-183 - https://hdl.handle.net/1814/78138
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Este trabajo se aproxima a la democracia europea del siglo XIX. En concreto, primero se explora la vinculación entre los lenguajes raciales y los imaginarios transnacionales elaborados en la Europa meridional –así como las prácticas políticas que le fueron asociados–, y, en segundo lugar, el manifiesto componente socialista de la democracia republicana y sus lazos con las prácticas asociativas locales. El enfoque adoptado prima una perspectiva transnacional a partir del republicanismo del sur, lo que nos permite adentrarnos en nuestro objeto de estudio desde un prisma tradicionalmente excluido o marginado. A través de la experiencia política y la obra del republicano español Fernando Garrido Tortosa, el artículo trata de poner luz sobre la democracia transnacional y las conexiones e influencias de los radicales europeos durante la segunda mitad del siglo.
This paper explores the topic of 19th Century European democracy. To be more specific, it initially examines the relationship between racial languages and the transnational political imaginaries and practices developed in southern Europe. In addition, it explores the explicitly socialist aspect of republican democracy and its links to local associative practices. The chosen approach favours a transnational perspective rooted in southern republicanism, offering a lens through which to study our subject from a traditionally overlooked or marginalized point of view. Through an exploration of the political experiences and contributions of the Spanish republican Fernando Garrido Tortosa, the article aims to illuminate transnational democracy and the interconnections and influences of European radicals in the second half of the century.
This paper explores the topic of 19th Century European democracy. To be more specific, it initially examines the relationship between racial languages and the transnational political imaginaries and practices developed in southern Europe. In addition, it explores the explicitly socialist aspect of republican democracy and its links to local associative practices. The chosen approach favours a transnational perspective rooted in southern republicanism, offering a lens through which to study our subject from a traditionally overlooked or marginalized point of view. Through an exploration of the political experiences and contributions of the Spanish republican Fernando Garrido Tortosa, the article aims to illuminate transnational democracy and the interconnections and influences of European radicals in the second half of the century.
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Published online: 24 April 2024