
by José Luis Villacañas Berlanga · HARPERCOLLINS · tapa dura · ISBN 9788491397311

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This book offers a different perspective on the figure of Franco and the inner workings of Francoism, revealing a new interpretation of the contemporary history of Spain and the Transition. Through the analysis of Machiavelli's work and the thought of Antonio Gramsci, José Luis Villacañas explores Franco's constituent role and the meaning of the passive revolution during his mandate. In addition, it examines the Transition, raising questions about the duration and stability of passive revolutions, all in the context of the destruction of the Republican people and the suffering of the popular classes in the post-war period.
