Spain-From Fascism to Democracy

While the Francoist State was forming, Spain was a country located on the periphery of the imperialist/capitalist system and could not overcome its economic development problems. The distinctive feature of the newly established state form is the concentration of power in a certain center; There has been a fusion of authoritarian and fascist elements.

A. Raşit Kaya

In his book Spain: From Fascism to Democracy, A. Raşit Kaya focuses on an exceptional country in Europe with great critical energy: A country that was devastated by perhaps the most violent civil war of the 20th century; Spain, where fascist and totalitarian structures ravaged the society after this civil war in which the Left lost a wide range of people, including socialists, anarchists and communists, but turned its face to democracy again and persistently despite numerous oppressive practices. This study, which is unique in Turkish, sheds light on the political bottleneck in societies such as Turkey, starting from the specific case of Spain: the inevitability of democracy as an antidote to totalitarian regimes is emphasized...

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type: 2nd Dough

Size: 13.5 x 21

First Print Year: 2019

Number of Printings: 1st Edition

Language Turkish