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New contributions to the ethnopharmacology of Spain
Journal of Ethnopharmacology, 1995In the course of an ethnobotanical research project carried out in the Province of Granada (Southern Spain), 267 taxa have been catalogued as being used in folk medicine. Based on the literature consulted, phytotherapeutic use for 34 of these was recorded for the first time.
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Science, 2018
Last month finally brought good news for science in Spain. Newly elected prime minister Pedro Sánchez named Spanish astronaut and aeronautical engineer Pedro Duque as head of a new Ministry for Science, Innovation, and Universities. This will hopefully put Spanish research and development (R&D) back on the country's political agenda after two ...
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Last month finally brought good news for science in Spain. Newly elected prime minister Pedro Sánchez named Spanish astronaut and aeronautical engineer Pedro Duque as head of a new Ministry for Science, Innovation, and Universities. This will hopefully put Spanish research and development (R&D) back on the country's political agenda after two ...
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Worldview, 1983
Last October, seven years after the death of General Franco and five years after the re-establishment of parliamentary democracy, Spaniards elected a Socialist government. Felipe Gonzalez, at forty, became the youngest prime minister in Europe. The Socialist landslide victory brought them an absolute majority in the Cortes, the Spanish legislature, and
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Last October, seven years after the death of General Franco and five years after the re-establishment of parliamentary democracy, Spaniards elected a Socialist government. Felipe Gonzalez, at forty, became the youngest prime minister in Europe. The Socialist landslide victory brought them an absolute majority in the Cortes, the Spanish legislature, and
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2018
This chapter follows Bernardo de Gálvez’s first sojourn in America where he followed his uncle who was posted to the viceroyalty of New Spain (mainly today’s Mexico, Southwest of the United States and part of Central America) as visitador general (visitor general) in charge of conducting an inspection of all the branches of colonial administration as ...
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This chapter follows Bernardo de Gálvez’s first sojourn in America where he followed his uncle who was posted to the viceroyalty of New Spain (mainly today’s Mexico, Southwest of the United States and part of Central America) as visitador general (visitor general) in charge of conducting an inspection of all the branches of colonial administration as ...
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2000
Abstract The attempt by critics to categorize the novels of the 1950s and 1960s through the constrictive binary opposition of realism and anti-realism breaks down over the course of the following decade as a period of intense experimentalism gives way to the explosion of nueva narrativa characterized by its diversity.
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Abstract The attempt by critics to categorize the novels of the 1950s and 1960s through the constrictive binary opposition of realism and anti-realism breaks down over the course of the following decade as a period of intense experimentalism gives way to the explosion of nueva narrativa characterized by its diversity.
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The Western Historical Quarterly, 2008
"Religion in New Spain" presents an overview of the history of colonial religious culture and encompasses aspects of religion in the many regions of New Spain. In reading these essays, it is clear the Spanish conquest was not the end-all of indigenous culture, that the Virgin of Guadalupe was a myth-in-the-making by locals as well as foreigners, that ...
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"Religion in New Spain" presents an overview of the history of colonial religious culture and encompasses aspects of religion in the many regions of New Spain. In reading these essays, it is clear the Spanish conquest was not the end-all of indigenous culture, that the Virgin of Guadalupe was a myth-in-the-making by locals as well as foreigners, that ...
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The New Hosts: The Case of Spain
International Migration Review, 1993The author examines recent changes in the characteristics of immigration in Spain. Aspects considered include migrant origin social and demographic characteristics economic activity unemployment age structure and educational level. The extent of illegal immigration is also discussed. (ANNOTATION)
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THE NEW SCIENCE POLICY IN SPAIN
Higher Education in Europe, 1987As the development of scientific and technological research in Spain has always been an acute problem, the endeavors currently under way to change the situation are not only interesting, but stimulating. University research efforts in Spain, however, are not yet equivalent to those being made in several other European countries.
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