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In this book, a distinguished group of presidential campaign staff, journalists, and political observers take us inside the 2016 race for the Republican and Democratic nominations and general election, guiding us through each candidate's campaign from through the primaries, conventions, and up to election day

"Cine, ciudad y patrimonio en Torremolinos (1959-1979)", de Alberto E. García Moreno, se edita dentro de la colección Puntos de fuga por UMA editorial y obtuvo el premio de investigación de Cine en Español por el Festival de Málaga. Una obra en la que se analiza la interacción de la historia, la tradición con otros conceptos como el ocio, el cine, el desarrollo urbano y el turismo como un sistema estructurado en una ciudad de nuestro entorno como es Torremolinos.

Introduction / Bevan Sewell and Maria Ryan -- Part I. Themes -- How the periphery became the center: the Cold War, the third world, and the transformation in US strategic thinking / Robert J. McMahon -- Peripheral vision: US modernization efforts and the periphery / David Ekbladh -- Narratives of core and periphery: the Cold War and after / Andrew J. Rotter -- US government responses to anti-Americanism at the periphery / Alan McPherson -- Peripheral places/global war / Simon Dalby -- Part II. Case studies -- Whistling in the dark: US efforts to navigate UN policy toward decolonization, 1945-1963 / Mary Ann Heiss -- One world? rethinking america's margins, 1935-1945 / Ryan Irwin -- Accidental diplomats: the influence of American evangelical missionaries on US relations with the Congo during the early Cold War period, 1959-1963 / Philip Dow -- Structuring the economy on the periphery: the United States, the 1958 Argentine stabilization agreement, and the evolution of global capitalism / Dustin Walcher -- Dialogue or détente: Henry Kissinger, Latin America, and the prospects for a new inter-American understanding, 1973-1977 / Tanya Harmer -- Uncertainty rising: oil money and international terrorism in the 1970s / Christopher R. W. Dietrich -- The peripheral center: Nicaragua in US policy and the US imagination at the end of the Cold War / David Ryan -- Enlargement and its discontents: core and periphery in Clinton-era foreign policy / Hal Brands -- The war on terror and the new periphery / Maria Ryan

Acknowledgements -- Contents -- List of Tables -- 1: Introduction: Nation and Class in Twenty-First-Century Britain -- The Changing Political Landscape of National Identity -- National Identities and Their Material Settings -- Popular Sentiments and the Nation -- The Political Organisation of Popular National Sentiments -- Contemporary Class Relations and the Politics of Nation -- Changing Contours of Class -- Class, Voting and Political Identities -- Nationalism, Political Parties and Class -- Neo-nationalism and Populist Politics in Europe -- Substate Nationalism and Nationalist Parties -- Nationalism 'Within' Political Parties -- and at Sub-state Levels -- Organisation of the Book -- 23 June 2016: The UK Referendum on Membership of the European Union -- 2: Resentment, Classes and National Sentiments -- Social Sites of Resentment -- Cognitive Aspects of Resentment and Action vs. Inaction -- Classes and Resentment -- Structures of Feeling: Resentment, Class and Nation -- Resentment Illustrated: Entitlement, Fairness, Civility, Community and the Lack of a Voice -- The Middle Classes -- Changes in Material Conditions of Working and Middle Classes -- Financialisation: Consequences for Working People -- Changes in Capitalism, Class Experience, Loss and Uncertainty -- Nation and Resentment: What Our Respondents Said About Their Lives, the Places They Lived and 'the Country' -- Industry, Empire and Views of the Nation -- Summary of Resentment, Classes and National Sentiments -- 3: Class and Majority English Identities -- Introduction -- Class, Imperialism and English Nationalism -- From Class to a White Racial Identity -- Englishness, Whiteness and the Ethnic Majority -- Liberal Sentiments and Popular Englishness: Continuity and Change -- Popular Sentiments and Englishness -- Shame, Embarrassment and National Decline