Ciudades e Imperios. Una historia universal de la difusión del hecho urbano.

Este libro ofrece una panorámica del exilio que padeció el pueblo vasco tras la Guerra Civil. El volumen, escrito en homenaje al profesor José Ángel Ascunce Arrieta, incluye una entrevista con él y quince colaboraciones de especialistas del ámbito nacional e internacional. Los ensayos recogen la pluralidad del exilio vasco al cubrir tanto a intelectuales nacionalistas vascos (Aguirre, Onaindía, Oñatibia, Zaitegui, Azpiazu, el grupo Antzerki, Monzón, Ametzaga, Martín de Ugalde) como a republicanos (Ugarte, López Miarnau, Mansilla, Álvarez Arregui, Guilarte, Champourcin, Elío,...

Las llamadas Casas Reales son hermosas y rutilantes ollas de grillos, que mandan o reinan todavía en muchos paises europeos, donde predomina casi exclusivamente la Casa de Borbón. Los Borbones están emparentados entre sí, de un modo u otro, cercano o lejanamente, con todos los tronos o monarquías existentes. Se entienden a través de un idioma común: el francés, proveniente de los originarios Capetos galos, una auténtica multinacional de la realeza. En este texto se ha desarrollado una historia de la Casa de Borbón, circunscrita al caso español y sus ramas circundantes.

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