by John Hooper · Penguin Books · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780141016092
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«The New Spaniards» is John Hooper's historical essay on contemporary Spain, published by Penguin Books in paperback (480 pages, in English).
John Hooper analyzes Spain's transformation: from rural to urban society and from dictatorship to democracy. He addresses everyday issues such as housing, gambling, education, crime and sexual morality, to portray a country of paradoxes where the traditional and the contemporary coexist.
Second revised and expanded edition, originally published in 1987. The book is organized into six parts and 31 chapters and includes bibliographical references and an index.
Recommended for readers interested in the history, politics and society of contemporary Spain, from the transition to the 21st century.
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