Portugal's Revolution by Hugo Gil Ferreira

Portugal's Revolution by Hugo Gil Ferreira

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This 1986 book is a major socio-political study of the fate of Portugal in the decade since the coup d'état. In over ninety hours of tape-recorded interviews, the authors have conducted discussions with officers of both left and right involved in the shaping of Portugal's political evolution.

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Portugal's Revolution by Hugo Gil Ferreira

This 1986 book was written to mark the first decade since a group of young Portuguese army officers ended fifty years of right-wing dictatorship, and is a major socio-political study of the fate of Portugal in the decade since the coup d'état. In over ninety hours of tape-recorded interviews, the authors have endeavoured to maintain their impartiality, and have conducted discussions with officers of both left and right involved in the shaping of Portugal's political evolution. Portugal's Revolution also describes life in the country during the fifty-year dictatorship and contains a wealth of factual material covering the period from the 1920s to the 1980s. It will be of interest to all those concerned with the pre- and post-revolutionary development of Portugal, in addition to scholars of Iberian and comparative politics.
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ISBN 13 9780521154857
ISBN 10 0521154855
Title Portugal's Revolution
Author Hugo Gil Ferreira
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Cambridge University Press
Year published 2011-07-21
Number of pages 320
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