[PDF.10ri] Infrastructure and the Political Economy of Nation Building in Spain, 1720-2010 (The Canada Blanch / Sussex Academic Studies on Contemporary Spain)

This book sets out to explain the very particular characteristics of Spanish infrastructure policy. The capital city of Madrid plays a central role: it not only achieved status as the economic capital of Spain in recent decades, but, together with its status as the administrative and political capital, Madrid has become the absolute capital. The challenge is to understand why such development has taken place. First, radial policies in transport infrastructure, which were...

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