@misc{10481/36732,
year = {2011},
url = {http://hdl.handle.net/10481/36732},
abstract = {The stabilisation and longevity of Franco’s regime can be explained by the interpenetration of society and the institutions of the ‘New State’ in three overlapping areas: firstly, in the sphere of
the shared culture of the community of civil war victors; secondly, through repression, based on the decisive collaboration of those supporting Francoism, which cut short any possible opposition; thirdly, in the socio-economic sphere, where those making up the groups supporting the ‘New State’ would see their personal interests fulfilled. At the same time, the defeated would be ensnared in a maze of misery and silence, abandoning any political concerns and concentrating instead on survival. Accordingly, the regime proved able to win support from a broad range of social groups while also eliminating any signs of opposition.},
organization = {The Spanish Ministerio de Innovación y Ciencia funded the research drawn on for this article (reference HAR2009‐07487).},
keywords = {Franquismo},
keywords = {Fascismo},
keywords = {Mundo rural},
keywords = {Campesinado},
keywords = {Francoist Regime},
keywords = {Andalusia},
keywords = {Rural areas},
keywords = {Peasants},
keywords = {Fascism},
title = {The stability and consolidation of the Francoist Regime. The case of Eastern Andalusia, 1936-50},
doi = {10.1017/S0960777310000366},
author = {Cobo Romero, Francisco and Arco Blanco, Miguel Ángel Del and Ortega López, Teresa María},
}