by Germà Bel · Booket · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788423346196
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In 'España, capital París', Germà Bel takes us on a journey through three centuries of Spanish history to explore why Spain builds so many infrastructures that are not used. From 1561, when Madrid was designated as the permanent seat of the Court of the Austrias, to the present day, Bel analyzes the political-administrative capital of Madrid and the radial system of transport and communications. This book offers an economic response to a political problem, inviting reflection on infrastructure policies in Spain.
