Right and the Nation

Toni Morant is Associate Professor of Contemporary History at the University of Valencia. His most important research focuses on interwar fascism from a transnational and gender perspective, and he co-edited the collection Reactionary Nationalists, Fascists and Dictatorships. Against Democracy (2019).Julián Sanz is Associate Professor of Contemporary History at the University of Valencia. His main research field focuses on the Spanish right and the Franco dictatorship, and his more recent book is España en camisa azul. Falange, cultura política y poderes locales (2022).Ismael Saz is Professor of Contemporary History at the Valencia University. His main research field is focused on fascist and nationalist political cultures, as well as on Franco dictatorship. His more important works included España contra España (2003), Fascismo y franquismo (2004) and the co-edition of Reactionary Nationalists, Fascists and Dictatorships. Against Democracy (2019).

• Part 1: Discourses and projects2. Transnational and Enduring: The Long March of Spanish Reactionary Nationalism ISMAEL SAZ3. Brazilian Integralist Action and Latin America: Fascist Projects and Transnational Circularities LEANDRO PEREIRA GONÇALVES4. The Transnational Falange and its Surveillance by US intelligence in the Río de La Plata Region DANIEL LVOVICH5. The far right in Southern Europe, otherness and transnationality in the 1930s and today JORGE RAMOS TOLOSAPART 2: Mass culture and cultural politics6. National Cinemas in Nationalist Dictatorships in Italy and Spain during the Twenties MARTA GARCÍA CARRIÓN7. Nationalist Shifts and Visitor Exchanges in the Franco-Perón Relationship NURIA TABANERA GARCÍA8. Against Democracy. Right–Wing Supranational Horizons between Spain and Argentina (1914–1945) MAXIMILIANO FUENTES CODERA9. Cultural Policies in Spain, Portugal and Brazil during the Fascist Era: New books for a New State GABRIELA DE LIMA GRECCOPART 3: Nation and Religion. National catholicisms10. Church, Catholicism and Nationalism: a Historiographical Approach ALFONSO BOTTI11. National sentiment and Catholic internationalism? The financial mobilisation of the faithful in favour of the papacy during the 1860s ARTHUR HÉRISSON12. A war of monuments: Religious and National Symbols in the Latin public space (1871–1939) JAVIER ESTEVE MARTÍPART 4: Gender and Nation in right-wing imaginaries13. Quelling the Romantic Volcano: Catholic Antiliberalism and National Masculinities in the Mid–Nineteenth Century XAVIER ANDREU-MIRALLES14. From social to reproductive citizens: Family and gender in the Catholic social reform between Spain and Europe INMACULADA BLASCO HERRANZ15. Virility as an Ideal of National Regeneration in Spanish Fascism ZIRA BOX16. Gender and the Nation for Fascist Women in Italy, Germany, Brazil and Spain in the 1930s and 1940s TONI MORANTPART 5: Nations and territories17. The Relationship between Centre and Periphery in Italian Fascism and Francoism: The Role of the Provinces JULIÁN SANZ HOYA18. The Political Right and National Projects in France, Italy, and Spain, c.1968–c.1986 FERRAN ARCHILÉS & VEGA RODRÍGUEZ-FLORES