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Molina, José Luis Malo de; Martín-Aceña, Pablo

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“…The changes in public credit can be explained in terms of the economic and institutional transformations that the country underwent, and a series of measures adopted by successive governments during that period. Changes in public credit were made parallel to the progressive liberalization of the whole national financial system, which affected the entire regulation and operation of private banks, savings banks and the stock market, as the political transition progressed (Malo de Molina and Martín-Aceña 2012; Tortella Casares and García Ruiz 2013; Cuevas and Pons 2020). These measures contributed to the supply of public loanable funds.…”

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The consolidation of public banking in Spain: from the 1970s crisis to the 2008 crisis

Martel

Cuevas

Riera-Prunera

2023

Financial History Review

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This article contributes to the literature analysing the role of public banks in crises. Taking the case of Spain, it analyses the behaviour of the public bank (ICO) between 1971 and 2015, specifically during two crises: the crisis of the 1970s, when Spain was an economically backward country coming out of a dictatorship; and that of 2008–13, by which time it had integrated into the international economy. Public credit underwent sweeping privatization in 1991, which translated into major downsizing. From then on, a gradual process of modernization began, mainly characterized by institutional changes in governance and access to resources. Our results indicate that public and private credit behave differently during recessions. Private credit always remains closely synchronized with the business cycle, but public credit less so.

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The consolidation of public banking in Spain: from the 1970s crisis to the 2008 crisis

Martel

Cuevas

Riera-Prunera

2023

Financial History Review

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“…En el mismo periodo, las tasas de incremento del empleo oscilaron entre el 3,3% y el 4,3%, con excepción del quinquenio de 1991 a 1995 en el que el empleo se redujo con una media anual del -0,4%. 27…”

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Cambios en los flujos de emigración y acción sindical. CCOO, 1985-2000

Fernández Asperilla

2022

HDP

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En los últimos quince años del siglo XX se experimentó un cambio sustancial en los ciclos migratorios en España. Dichos cambios estuvieron espoleados por el crecimiento económico, la entrada de España en la Comunidad Económica Europea y los cambios normativos en materia de inmigración. En ese contexto Comisiones Obreras articuló una política migratoria y desarrolló una amplia actividad a favor de los derechos laborales y de ciudadanía de los trabajadores extranjeros en España. Esta política, sin embargo, encontró algunos límites como la baja afiliación de dichos trabajadores al sindicato y la escasa presencia de la cuestión migratoria en la acción sindical.

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“…Small groups offer an alternative approach to the reorganization of social and political life that rearticulates personal experiences into social connections, allowing participants to conceptualise 'where we are in light of where we are not yet' (Bartky, 1977:26). This creates an alternative worldview, an 'ideology' (Allen, 1970:8) or 'theoretical horizon' (Malo, 2004) to an extent autonomous or 'outside' patriarchy.…”

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For a revival of feminist consciousness-raising: horizontal transformation of epistemologies and transgression of neoliberal TimeSpace

Firth

Robinson

2016

Gender and Education

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This paper looks back on the methodology and experience of feminist consciousness-raising (CR) in the 1970s, in relation to the current re-emergence of feminism. It constructs an argument that a new wave of CR is desirable so as to construct new forms of feminist pedagogy and activism. The paper will argue that contemporary feminism in the UK and US would benefit from this kind of methodology, through which a standpoint is constructed. The core of the paper is an analysis of how CR works as an affective and social process. Drawing on academic studies and participant accounts, the paper reconstructs the mechanisms through which participants' subjectivities and narratives are expressed and transformed. It suggests that these mechanisms express different non-homogeneous temporalities. The paper invites feminist pedagogy to get back to the base level of experience and unfold new theories and strategies to address the current context.

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Introduction

Cited by 5 publications

References 9 publications

The consolidation of public banking in Spain: from the 1970s crisis to the 2008 crisis

The consolidation of public banking in Spain: from the 1970s crisis to the 2008 crisis

Cambios en los flujos de emigración y acción sindical. CCOO, 1985-2000

For a revival of feminist consciousness-raising: horizontal transformation of epistemologies and transgression of neoliberal TimeSpace

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