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pp. 553-554
The Mediterranean Basin: Its Political Economy and Changing International Relations, Glenda G. Rosenthal
Communism and Political Change in Spain, Eusebio Mujal-Leon Reviewed by Stanley G. Payne
Public Policy in a No-Party State: Spanish Planning and Budgeting in the Twilight of the Franquist Era, Richard Gunther Reviewed by Stanley G. Payne
Interpretations of Fascism, Renzo De Felice and Brenda Huff Everett Reviewed by Stanley G. Payne
Franco's Political Legacy: From Fascism to Facade Democracy, José Amodia Reviewed by Stanley G. Payne
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