Inbal Ofer Knihy

The book delves into the interplay between internal migration, urbanization, and democratization in Spain from Franco's dictatorship to the early years of democracy. It examines how urban space was produced and managed as a tool for political and social repression, highlighting the challenges posed by mass squatting, known as chabolismo, to the official urban planning regime. Through this analysis, it sheds light on the broader implications of urban development in the context of authoritarian governance and the transition to democratic practices.

Explores the role played by the Female Section of the Spanish Fascist Party (Seccion Femenina de la Falange - SF) in promoting women's political and professional rights within the authoritarian Franco regime in Spain. This book demonstrates how the SF's national leadership promoted an autonomous social and political agenda.