United States and its Territories : the age of imperialism 1870-1925
http://quod.lib.umich.edu/p/philamer/
This site forms part of the University of Michigan Library's Southeast Asia collection. it provides free access to a collection of over 4,000 digitised books, photographs and government documents published in the United States, Spain, and the Philippines between 1870 and 1925. These offer insight into the history of American territorial expansion into Asia. Key topics include the Spanish-American war, relations with the Philippines and Cuba.
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About the Spanish Civil War
http://www.english.uiuc.edu/maps/scw/scw.htm
This site is maintained by Cary Nelson. It provides access to materials relating to the Spanish Civil War 1936-1939. They include a chronology of the conflict, images of civil war posters and International Brigades flags and a number of links to full-text essays on aspects of the conflict. These include materials from leading poets and writers, such as George Orwell and Ernest Hemingway. There is also an extract from a book by Eddie Conlon on Anarchism in the Spanish Civil War. The site is hosted by the University of Illinois at Urbana.
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Abraham Lincoln Brigade Archives
http://www.alba-valb.org/
The Abraham Lincoln Brigade Archives are a non-profit organisation which is devoted to the preservation and dissemination of materials relating to North American involvement in the Spanish Civil War 1936-1939. The website provides information on the work of the organisation and its current activities. It includes access to some recent online articles and information on its exhibitions. Also accessible is a searchable database of full-text journal articles from its journal publication. This includes online versions of the Volunteer for Liberty 1938-1941 which provides a rich source of information on the International Brigades and foreign intervention in Spain and issues of the Volunteer from 1994 to date.
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Actualidad Economica
http://www.actualidad-economica.com/
This is an online journal, published in Spain, which has all the latest news on the Spanish economy and business, plus stories on Europe and the world. It may be of interest to Spanish-speaking economics and business students. There are guides to MBAs in Spain, to the top 5,000 Spanish companies and to the Internet. Some selected articles can be read in full. To receive the full journal, users must subscribe and pay a fee.
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Agrega
http://www.proyectoagrega.es/index.php
Agrega is is a collaborative project of El Ministerio de Educación y Ciencia junto con Red.es, el Ministerio de Industria, Turismo y Comercio y las Comunidades Autónomas (the Spanish Ministry of Education, Social Politics and Sports, Red.es, the Ministry of Industry, Tourism and Commerce, and the Autonomous Communities and Autonomous Cities of Spain (CC.AA). It seeks to promote the use of the Internet in the classroom by providing free online open access to a national repository of online courses and other educational materials (including multimedia film clips ) produced by Spanish educators at a non-university level. Most materials are designed for primary and secondary level teachers. They will also include materials produced for civil servants and other colleges for 14-18 year old students.They cover all areas of the curriculum from sciences, history to the social sciences.There is an emphasis on materials related to Spanish language, culture, society and history. Most materials are offered in Spanish only. The database can be browsed or searched by keyword. Technical and copyright advice is displayed on the website.
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Antropología visual de un rito nupcial, by Demetrio E. Brisset
http://www.ugr.es/~pwlac/G18_02DemetrioE_Brisset_Martin.html
Starting from the anthropological postulate that the institution of marriage is fundamental to society, this work deals with the complex of marriage rituals framed by normative models of gender coexistence. The article makes use of several events that affected Spaniards in 1997, particularly the spectacular publicity surrounding the wedding of 'La Infanta Cristina', an (adult) member of Spanish royalty. The televised retransmission of this ceremony is analyzed in the context of changes in behaviour in Spanish society which is moving away from classical monogamy, the sacredness of marriage within the Catholic liturgy and the royal and popular celebrations that accompanied the wedding. The author is at the University of Malaga and the article, which is in Spanish, is published in the e journal Gazeta de Antropologia, No. 18, 2002.
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Archivo Rojo
http://pares.mcu.es/ArchivoRojo/inicio.do
The Archivo Rojo (red File) is a collection of more than 3,000 photographs relating to the Spanish civil war 1936-1939 . They were collected by Vicente Rojo a leading member of the Junta Delegada de Defensa de Madrid which was responsible for the defense of Madrid during the conflict. The materials are made freely available via the Spanish National Archives website. They include photographs of the evacuation of civilians and the devastation in cities such as Madrid and Barcelona. There are also examples of propaganda. The website can be searched or browsed. It also includes some background history on the collection. Copyright information is displayed on the website. All information is in Spanish only.
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Asociacion de Editoriales Universitarias Espanoles
http://www.une.es/
The Asociacion de Editoriales Universitarias Espanoles exists to represent the interests of Spanish university publishing. This applies nationally and internationally. It holds workshops, members attend bookfairs, it awards prizes for publications and produces a catalogue listing all the publications of its members. Various cultural events connected with the association, or of interest to its readers, are listed on the site.
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Asociación Española de Ciencia Política y de la Administración
http://www.aecpa.es/
Asociacion Espanola de Ciencia Politica y de la Administracion (AECPA) is the Spanish political science and public administration professional association. It was founded in 1933 and seeks to promote the study and research of politics in Spain. This includes coverage of the Spanish political system, basque separatiosm, nationalism , political parties and elections. Its website provides information on the aims and current events of the body. It also has a large number of useful links to political institutions, government ministries, political parties and social movements throughout Spain, including all the regions and provinces.
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Association for Contemporary Iberian Studies 
http://www.iberianstudies.net/
The Association for Contemporary Iberian Studies is based in the UK and provides a forum for academics working in a wide range of disciplines, including politics, economics, geography and cultural studies, and focusing on contemporary Spain and Portugal. The Association runs an annual conference, and publishes a journal, The International Journal of Iberian Studies. The website brings together information about the activities of the Association, along with links to other sites of interest to Iberian scholars.
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Basque Studies Database
http://innopac.library.unr.edu:81/
The Basque Studies Database is maintained at the Basque Studies Library at the University of Nevada, Reno, USA. It provides free access to a searchable database of information about the political, social, and cultural life of the Basque region which have been published since 1994. It includes references to books, journal articles, book chapters and some film and media products. Topics covered in depth include ethnic conflict, the Basque separatist movement and demands for independent government, current and historical relations with Spain. A small proportion of materials are in full-text. A list of journals indexed is provided. These include Spanish language materials. It is accessible in Basque, Spanish or English.
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Basque Studies Society
http://www.eusko-ikaskuntza.org/en/quienessomos/
This multidisciplinary organisation exists to develop Basque culture and is based in Donostia, in the Basque country of Spain. "Its objectives are the reinforcement of the traditional values of Basque culture, cultural elevation and dissemination, and the creation of new values that benefit people who live in culturally Basque areas." Full information about activities, membership, events and scholarships is available. The site is offered in Basque, English, Spanish and French, although not all the content is in English.
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Basque.children.org
http://www.basquechildren.org/
This is the official website of the Basque Children of '37 Association UK. It is a memorial to the nearly 4,000 Basque children who came as refugees to the UK during the Spanish Civil War. It contains historical background, photos, a list of colonies where the children lived, some articles and newsletters. The association is keen to hear from more Basque people or anyone connected with the children, if they have more information. Events are held and research is ongoing.
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Biblioteca Nacional de Espana
http://www.bne.es
The Biblioteca Nacional (BNE) is the National Library of Spain. Its website provides information about the aims, organisation and activities of the library. It includes details about its bibliographic services and electronic library and digitisation projects. The site includes access to the Library catalogue (Ariadna) which contains records for books, journals and audiovisual materials held in the Library. It also has useful information about the Spanish National Bibliography, Spanish publishing, Spanish library cooperation and digitisation projects. Information is offered in English or Spanish.
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Biblioteca Virtual de Prensa Histórica
http://prensahistorica.mcu.es/es/consulta/busqueda.cmd
Biblioteca Virtual de Prensa Histórica is a major Spanish digitisation project which involves over 50 Spanish universities coordinated by the la Dirección General del Libro, Archivos y Bibliotecas, a través de la Subdirección General de Coordinación Bibliotecaria, Spanish Ministry of Culture. The project involves the digitisation of journals and newspapers from the 18th Century onwards covering a wide range of subject areas from the arts and social sciences. They comprise collections from the Spanish regions of Andalusia, Aragon, Asturias, the Canary Islands, Castilla-La Mancha, Castilla-Leon, Catalonia, Valencian Community, Extremadura, Galicia, the Balearic Islands, La Rioja, Madrid, Basque Country and Region of Murcia which are particularly rare and significant for the study of the political, social and cultural history of Spain. This includes coverage of the Spanish civil war and political and regional independence movements such as those of the Basque separatists. The database may be searched or browsed. All information is offered in Spanish only.
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Biblioteca virtual Saavedra Fajardo
http://saavedrafajardo.um.es/
The virtual library Saavedra Fajardo is a project by the University of Murcia (Spain) in collaboration with international groups of researchers, and financed by the Spanish Ministry of Education and Science. The library main focus is Hispanic intellectual history, and in particular political works and thinkers who write in Spanish. The vast amount of resources include: electronic versions of books; a bio-bibliographic catalogue; lists of contents of journals dedicated to political theory and intellectual history; and more. The core of the site is the electronic library, containing a high number of works from all periods of Spanish history: Visigothic domination; Medieval kingdoms; Hispanic Monarchy; Liberal period; Restoration; Second Republic; and Francoism. Works can be browsed by author; title; or period. Extremely useful for researchers is the possibility of viewing the full-scanned version of a particular book, or alternatively an extensive bibliographic record including a list of contents. The 'Centro de Documentación' is a bio-bibliographic database in which users may access information about Spanish thinkers from all periods, as well as bibliographies of secondary literature. In addition to a section of useful links, there is an active forum in which collaboration takes place in the form of short articles. All in all, this is a very impressive resource for historians of Spanish philosophy and/or political thought.
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Bibliothèque de la Méditerranée
http://bibmed.mmsh.univ-aix.fr/
This online library is part of the Thematic Network of European Social Science Research Centres (REMSH). On one single Website you can access bibliographic resources, library contact details, journals and online documents. It is open to students, the general public, institutions, libraries and cultural centres. The library resources can be searched online, or browsed. They are divided into collections, such as Femmes en Méditérranée, Conflits, Migrations. You can then access papers or other documents. The site is in French.
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Boletin Oficial del Estado
http://www.boe.es/g/es/
The Official Spanish Gazette, Boletin Oficial del Estado, is used to publish Laws, provisions and acts in Spain. Supplements can be viewed in Catalan, Galician and Valencian. Users have full-text access to the Boletin Oficial from 1995 onwards, an archive of historical editions of the Boletin from 1875 to 1967 and full-text Spanish legislation from 1968 onwards. The site also provides access to decisions of the Constitutional Court from 1980 onwards.
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Bolsa de Barcelona
http://www.borsabcn.es/
The website for the Barcelona stock exchange. There are sections on its history, organisation, publications, listed companies, share prices, and indices. The site can be accessed in Spanish, Catalan or English. NB. Each region of Spain has its own stock market and website.
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Bolsa de Bilbao
http://www.bolsabilbao.es/bolsa/en/html/home-en.html
The website for the Bilbao stock exchange. This is the main stock exchange in the Basque country. There are sections on its history, organisation, publications, listed companies, share prices, and indices. The site can be accessed in Spanish or English, Basque or French. NB. Each region of Spain has its own stock market and website.
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Bolsa de Madrid
http://www.bolsamadrid.es/ing/portada.htm
The website for the Madrid stock exchange. There are sections on its history, organisation, publications, listed companies, share prices, and indices. The site can be accessed in Spanish or English (but not all information is available in the English version). NB. Each region of Spain has its own stock market and website.
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Brandeis University Spanish Civil War Poster Collection
http://lts.brandeis.edu/research/archives-speccoll/spanishcivilwar/posters.
This website is maintained by Brandeis University in the USA. It provides an a-z listing of their collections of posters relating to the Spanish Civil War 1936-1939. Digital images of a number of examples are accessible. These include political propaganda. Each poster has added bibliographic information. Technical and copyright information can be obtained from the website.
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Business English Spanish Glossary
http://www.andymiles.com/
This glossary is useful for English or Spanish business students who need to translate business terms. You can either search by word, or browse the lists of words. You can also subscribe to a regular email newsletter of business terms. English or Spanish versions can be accessed. (The glossary is produced by Andy Miles, who runs a business English school in Barcelona).
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Búsqueda de libros Google: libros de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid
http://www.ucm.es/BUCM/atencion/25403.php
The Universidad Complutense de Madrid is a partner in the Google Book search project. This involves the mass digitisation of out of print books and copyright free pamphlets from the University library. These cover all aspects of the sciences, social sciences and humanities. There is a particular focus on materials relating to the history, literature, culture, politics and social life of Spain and Spanish regions. They include rare examples of Spanish historic books as well as some English language materials. This section of the website enables users to search the full text collections by suibject keyword author or title and read or download the full ebooks.
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Cañada Blanch Centre for Contemporary Spanish Studies
http://www.lse.ac.uk/collections/canadaBlanch/Default.htm
The Cañada Blanch Centre for Contemporary Spanish Studies is based at the London School of Economics (LSE). It is an interdisciplinary research centre which focuses upon the study of the economics, politics and recent history of Spain. Its website provides basic information on its aims and recent activities. It includes some information on ongoing research projects and lists of recent publications by staff.. Key topics include: the Spanish civil war; General Franco, Spanish politics and elections; Basque nationalism and separatism, the rule of general Franco and contemporary Spanish economic policy and relations with Europe.
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