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"Prior to the debacle of 2008, Spain's economy was an object of particular admiration for Western commentators. In the context of the global crisis, however, Spain has been hovering on the brink of classification as a case for Eurozone bail-out, following Greece, Ireland and Portugal. We borrow from Robert Brenner's concept of 'asset-price Keynesianism' in order to analyse the recent crash of the Spanish economy as well as its social and political consequences. The bursting of the Spanish bubble has torn the veil from a highly polarized social order, with a large proportion of the population deep in debt, many out of work and dependent on public services doubly hit by spending cuts and privatization." (author's abstract)

Prior to the debacle of 2008,Spain's economy was an object of particular admiration for Western commentators. In thecontext of the global crisis, however, Spain has been hovering on the brink of classification asa case for Eurozone bail-out, following Greece, Ireland and Portugal. We borrow from RobertBrenner's concept of 'asset-price Keynesianism' in order to analyse the recent crash of theSpanish economy as well as its social and political consequences. The bursting of the Spanishbubble has torn the veil from a highly polarized social order, with a large proportion of thepopulation deep in debt, many out of work and dependent on public services doubly hit byspending cuts and privatization.

As origens do modelo macroeconômico espanhol remontam ao programa de modernização levado a cabo pela ditadura de Francisco Franco a partir do final dos anos 1950, que se fundamentava no desenvolvimento de um mercado de turismo de massa para o norte da Europa e na expansão da propriedade imobiliária. As contradições dos arranjos econômicos da Comunidade Europeia e da zona do euro complicaram esse modelo já frágil, com graves efeitos para a economia e para a sociedade espanholas.

Este análisis ofrece una perspectiva sobre la situación reciente del complejo ecosistema emprendedor español. Un ecosistema emprendedor (EE) se entiende como un conjunto de instituciones que interactúan en forma de red para impulsar la iniciativa emprendedora y el desarrollo de un territorio. La literatura subraya la existencia de una compleja relación endógena entre el ecosistema emprendedor de una región y su crecimiento económico. El objeto de este trabajo es estudiar dicha relación durante el período 2015-2017 en el marco del proyecto Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM). Los resultados demuestran la existencia de diferentes subsistemas emprendedores en el territorio español.