The New Spaniards, 2nd Edition by John Hooper

The New Spaniards, 2nd Edition
by John Hooper

Price: $16.00

ISBN: 0141016094

ISBN-13: 9780141016092

Edition: 2nd

Data published: 2006

Publisher: Penguin (Non-Classics)

Description of the Book: The New Spaniards, 2nd Edition

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A masterly portrait of contemporary Spain—fully revised, expanded, and updated

Modern-day Spain is a country changing at bewildering speed. In less than half a century, a predominantly rural society has been transformed into a mainly urban one. A dictatorship has become a democracy. A once-repressed society is being spoken of as a future "Sweden of the Mediterranean." John Hooper’s outstanding portrayal of the new Spanish society explores the causes behind these changes, from crime to education, gambling to changing sexual mores. This new, up-to-date edition is the essential guide to understanding twenty-first-century Spain: a land of paradox, progress, and social change.

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Details of the Book: The New Spaniards, 2nd Edition

Author: John Hooper

Number Of Pages: 480

Binding: Paperback

ISBN-10: 0192801805

ISBN-13: 9780141016092

Language: English

Amazon Sales Rank: 74194

Publication Date: 2006

Publisher: Penguin (Non-Classics)

Package Dimensions: 0.90 x 7.60 x 5.00 inches

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