Regional policy in the «primer franquismo»: the Provincial Planning of social and economic regulation
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1344/rhi.v0i16.18504Keywords:
Regional Policy, Francoist Regime, Economic PlanningAbstract
An economic and social regulation policy in 1946 it started in Spain in two areas: one, national, and the other provincial. This paper focuses on the last level in order to study the regional development policy in the *primer franquismo)) (1 939-1 959). Specifically, it analyses the Provincial Plans of economic and social regulation as regional development instruments created in the forties.
These instruments provided the State with information about the inputs from the provinces in order to undertake the industrialization plans as a way to generate higher national economic growth. In the same way, they can be considered the immediate precedent of regional policy performances of the fifties like the Badajoz Plan of 1952 and the Jaén Plan of 1953.
Downloads
Downloads
Published
How to Cite
Issue
Section
License
The author assigns all rights to the publisher. Creative Commons
The author who publishes in this journal agrees to the following terms:
- The author assigns all intellectual property rights exclusively to the publisher for the entire duration of the applicable intellectual property rights.
- The publisher will distribute the texts under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which allows others to share the work, provided that they acknowledge the authorship, its initial publication in this journal, and the conditions of the license.