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Liberalism and Democracy in Contemporary Spain,onal state. First, it presents the main features of constitutional liberalism during the nineteenth and the twentieth centuries. Second, it explores the Portuguese, the Greek, and the Spanish transitions to democracy to appraise their most salient aspects, essential to understand the foundations of

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Wyclife Ong’eta Mose,Giuseppe T. Cirella. Political concepts such as ‘nation’, ‘constitution’, ‘sovereignty’, ‘representation’, ‘constituent power’, and ‘freedom’ had partly new meanings that reflected the success of liberal ideas. Constitution, parliamentary representation, and freedoms became the bedrock of the revamped language of libe

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Search Engine Advertising (SEA),the constituent assembly of 1977–1978. In the first part, the conflicting understandings of regional autonomy as self-rule are discussed. In the second part, disagreements around the concept of ‘nationalities’ are surveyed to understand why that concept was eminently controversial. In the third part