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Sergio Rodriguez Tejada

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Espacio, tiempo y educación

2015

This paper analyzes the role played by the student movement in the restitution of democracy in Spain. Taking as a starting point the situation of university under the Franco dictatorship, and how (and why) students were dealt with, the major features that set the student movement apart from other kinds of activism in that time are described and linked to the unique effects that it had on the status quo, with a special stress on its ability to generate the kind of cultural change required for overcoming the atmosphere of resignation and consent that helped to keep the government in power. The way in which culture, personal issues, and politics got intertwined is shown as a key trait of stude…

HistorySociology and Political ScienceStatus quomedia_common.quotation_subjectEspañaDictatorshipEducationPower (social and political)PoliticsuniversityFranquismo (1939-1975)Sociologymedia_commonGovernmentlcsh:LC8-6691lcsh:Special aspects of educationAsidetransitionmovimiento estudiantilstudent movementDemocracyrevolución culturalPhilosophySpainLawPolitical economydemocratizaciónFranco’s dictatorshipcountercultureHigh politicsuniversidadEspacio, Tiempo y Educación
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Surveillance and student dissent: the case of the Franco dictatorship.

2014

The rising of a powerful democratic student movement in Spain in the sixties represented a substantial stimulus to the repressive modernization of the Franco dictatorship. New containment strategies were adopted in the context of the counter-subversion and intelligence policies that the USA administration and their allies were also implementing. From this assumption, this paper analyzes the specific dynamics of surveillance on student protest, exploring the previous situation at university, the challenges introduced by the youth upheaval, the diverse responses of the establishment, the role of the American aid, and finally the consequences both for the dissidents and for the dictatorship it…

media_common.quotation_subjectNew LeftContext (language use)Modernization theoryDictatorshipDemocracyfilm.subjectUrban StudiesfilmLawPolitical economyStudent ProtestSociologyDissentSafety ResearchAdministration (government)media_commonSurveillance & Society
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