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Local Life and Municipal Services in Spain at the Beginning of the 20 th Century. [PDF]
The interpretation that still prevails of the political and economic history of Spain at the beginning of the century, emphasizes the basically rural and backward character of a society that grew and was modernized very slowly. Even as late as 1932-1936,
Gregorio Núñez
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PerFluoroAlkyl Substances (PFAS) are responsible of major and persistent environmental pollution worldwide. This work demonstrates an ultra‐sensitive sensor for PFAS based on an organic transistor whose gate is functionalized with a binary self‐assembled monolayer containing a perfluorinated molecule.
Rian Zanotti +8 more
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La historia de la prensa española en nuestros días: territorios e itinerarios para su renovación
It has been 44 years since the publication of one of the most influential works in the study of the history of journalism in Spain, Metodología de la historia de la prensa española (1982).
José Luis Agudín Menéndez +1 more
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The integration of photovoltaic (PV) systems into building structures introduces distinct fire risks with critical implications for occupant safety. This review examines the key fire hazards associated with PV implementation and explores mitigation strategies, including flame‐retardant additives.
Florian Ollagnon +7 more
wiley +1 more source
Tourism development in coastal zones is often guided by marketing strategies focused on promotion, without real integration with the ecological, identity, and planning challenges facing these territories.
Gema Ramírez-Guerrero +3 more
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In the history of psychiatry in Spain, the first half of the nineteenth century has been considered a period of uncritical reception of the theories of Philippe Pinel and Jean Étienne Esquirol.
Javier M. Dos Santos
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Debt sustainability in historical perspective: The role of fiscal repression [PDF]
This article examines the debt history of two contenders for European hegemony: 16th-century Spain and 18th-century Britain. We analyze their fiscal behavior using measures of overborrowing and fiscal policy functions. Our results suggest that stringency
Joachim Voth, Mauricio Drelichman
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