Una casa para todos. Uso propagandístico de la vivienda en NO-DO durante la dictadura de Franco (1939-1975)

Rincón, Antonio Raúl Fernández; Hellín, Pilar; Trindade, Eneus

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“…Las casas aparecen constantemente en la propaganda oficial desde el inicio de la dictadura. En palabras de Fandiño Pérez "la vivienda fue un vehículo ideal para la transmisión de la retórica franquista en su empeño por construir el mito del estado constructor y protector" 14 . Además, el ideal familiar que promovía el franquismo pasaba por tener acceso a la propiedad de una casa (normalmente un piso), gracias a la supuesta acción social y benefactora del Estado.…”

Section: Los Cimientos Del Ideal Doméstico Franquistaunclassified

La casa soñada: el ideal doméstico y femenino en la España de los años sesenta y setenta

Navarro Martín

2024

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Este artículo explora la formación del ideal (o los ideales) doméstico y su relación con los ideales femeninos en España durante el periodo final de la dictadura franquista (décadas de los sesenta y setenta del siglo XX). La complejidad de este momento histórico, en el que se están produciendo importantes transformaciones en el país, hacen que el análisis se deba realizar desde distintas fuentes. Por un lado, algunos escritos y organismos franquistas muestran cuál era el ideal oficial de los hogares y el rol en ellos de las mujeres y como este va cambiando a lo largo de la dictadura. Por otro, la entrada de España en las lógicas de la sociedad de consumo de masas a mediados de los años sesenta, hace necesario estudiar el ideal doméstico y femenino desde la publicidad y la perspectiva del consumo. Para ello son una fuente inestimable revistas dirigidas a mujeres como Cocina y Hogar. El contraste de estos ideales con la realidad y las vivencias de las amas de casa de estas décadas es la pieza final para comprender como las mujeres del final del franquismo soñaban su hogar.

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La casa soñada: el ideal doméstico y femenino en la España de los años sesenta y setenta

Navarro Martín

2024

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“…Studies on housing in Spain suggest that a polarization of ownership of real estate properties is likely to have taken place over the last decades. During the second half of the 20th century, housing policies in Spain provided access to homeownership to a broad segment of the population (Fernández et al, 2020;García Pérez & Janoschka, 2016). The presence of a weak welfare state, strong family support, and a powerful real estate sector largely contributed to both the predominance of homeownership and the practically absent social housing sector in Spain (Pareja-Eastaway & Sánchez-Martínez, 2012).…”

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The polarization of real estate ownership and increasing wealth inequality in Spain

Boertien

López‐Gay

2023

European Sociological Review

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Recent research has shown that differences in the distribution of real estate wealth across households are the most important explanation for cross-national variation in wealth inequality. We extend this line of research by looking at change over time and quantifying the importance of two opposing trends related to housing for wealth inequality: declining homeownership rates and increases in multiple property ownership. Our analysis is based on data from the Spanish survey Encuesta Financiera de Familias covering the period 2002–2017. We show how real estate ownership is becoming increasingly polarized: both the share of households without any property at all as well as the share of households with multiple properties is increasing. Decomposition models show, first, that inequality between homeowners and non-owners is becoming a more important component of wealth inequality between households. Second, whereas real estate that is not used by households as their main residence constituted a relatively small part of wealth inequality in 2002, its absolute contribution had almost doubled by 2017. We conclude that household investments in non-residence real estate are an important channel through which wealth inequality increased over time in Spain.

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The Polarization of Real Estate Ownership and Increasing Wealth Inequality in Spain

Boertien¹,

López‐Gay²

2022

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Recent research has shown that differences in the distribution of real estate wealth across households are the most important explanation for cross-national variation in wealth inequality. We extend this line of research by quantifying to what extent real estate wealth can also explain increases in wealth inequality over time. Our analysis is based on data from the Spanish survey Encuesta Financiera de Familias covering the period 2002-2017. We show how real estate ownership is becoming increasingly polarized: both the share of households without any property at all as well as the share of households with multiple properties is increasing. Decomposition models show, first, that inequality between home owners and non-owners is becoming a more important component of wealth inequality between households. Second, whereas real estate that is not used by households as their main residence constituted a relatively small part of wealth inequality in 2002, its absolute contribution had almost doubled by 2017. We conclude that household investments in non-residence real estate are an important channel through which wealth inequality increased over time in Spain.

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Una casa para todos. Uso propagandístico de la vivienda en NO-DO durante la dictadura de Franco (1939-1975)

Cited by 3 publications

References 5 publications

La casa soñada: el ideal doméstico y femenino en la España de los años sesenta y setenta

La casa soñada: el ideal doméstico y femenino en la España de los años sesenta y setenta

The polarization of real estate ownership and increasing wealth inequality in Spain

The Polarization of Real Estate Ownership and Increasing Wealth Inequality in Spain

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