United States-Portugal Collaborations in Ocean Science Education

Ryan, Mari; Ringelberg, J.M.

doi:10.1109/oceans.2005.1640076

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“…Ryan also reminded his readership that the New State was an experiment, corporativism in Portugal having been created in a piecemeal fashion with the state acting as a foster-mother`that encourages every sign of self-control and self-discipline manifested by its fostering'. 12 The differences between Salazar and Mussolini on issues such as totalitarianism, and the use of violence by the state, had already been the subject of an article by another Jesuit, Thomas O'Donnell, in Studies. 13 A third Jesuit, W. P. MacDonagh, established a contrast between Salazar and the age he was living in,`whose greatest art is the advertisement'.…”

Section: Of the Irish Legation In Lisbon 1942±1945 F I L I P E R I Bmentioning

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Investigating Portugal, Salazar, and the New State: the Work of the Irish Legation in Lisbon, 1942–1945

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2002

Contemporary European History

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Throughout the 1930s and early 1940s, Portugal and its regime, Salazar's New State, were presented to the Irish public as a model of a new, socially just and Catholic brand of politics. Deliberately ignoring the repressive nature of the New State, Irish defenders of corporativism benefited from the lack of impartial information concerning it. This lack of information, at least in official circles, was overcome through the establishment of a legation in Lisbon in early 1942. Irish diplomats were able to provide a truer account of life in Portugal, countering the earlier propaganda and providing an interesting picture of the New State at work.

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Section: Of the Irish Legation In Lisbon 1942±1945 F I L I P E R I Bmentioning

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Investigating Portugal, Salazar, and the New State: the Work of the Irish Legation in Lisbon, 1942–1945

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United States-Portugal Collaborations in Ocean Science Education

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Investigating Portugal, Salazar, and the New State: the Work of the Irish Legation in Lisbon, 1942–1945

Investigating Portugal, Salazar, and the New State: the Work of the Irish Legation in Lisbon, 1942–1945

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