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Development of various national & regional identities in Spain has been a long paradoxical process spanning at least the 19th & 20th centuries; while the Spanish state is one of a few European states that has remained territorially intact throughout this period, it has undergone an acute national & identity conflict. This case can be explained by a specific combination of factors: the prior existence of a highly consolidated state & prenational Spanish identity, relative weakness of political & socioeconomic developments, consequent strength & capacity for reaction of antimodern social groups, survival of ethnic identities susceptible to political action, lack of correspondence between the centers of political & emerging economic power, & loss of the old empire along with an inability to construct a new one. Adapted from the source document.

The Galician national movement in Spain had experienced an evolution starting from a provincialist forerunner (1840-1868), which was followed by a regionalist phase (1874-1916), & which has culminated in a fully nationalist stage (from 1916 onwards). The increase in social support & political influence was very limited until 1931, but during the Second Spanish Republic (1931-1936), the Galician national movement underwent a period of fast social expansion, both in electoral results & in membership, which was interrupted by the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War (1936). During the First Francoist phase, Galician activists kept the historical memory of the national movement alive; & devoted themselves to the task of literary activities & cultural recovery. 4 Tables. Adapted from the source document.

Esta aproximación busca un mejor conocimiento, por un lado, de las raíces de las estructuras de las Administraciones Públicas españolas en siglo XIX y, por otro, de los orígenes de las tensiones regionales/nacionales que, si bien en esta época no están todavía en el primer plano de la agenda política, sí lo estarán a partir del último cuarto de este siglo y durante todo el siguiente. [Texto de la editorial]