Formación de la imagen monárquica e intervencionismo regio: los comienzos del reinado de Alfonso XIII (1902-1910)
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https://doi.org/10.3989/hispania.2004.v64.i216.203Keywords:
Monarchy, Spain, Twentieth Century, Restoration crisis, Alfonso XIIIAbstract
This article describes the creation of King Alfonso XIH's image during the first years of his reign. Several factors were at work in the process: criticism of the parliamentary regime and demands for a stronger executive, the influence of the court, the king´s education and his personality, and the projection of his figure as a national symbol above political disputes. The article also analyses how his image contributed to increasing his intervention in political affairs, how it helped to put a brake on proposals for democratising the regime and, especially, how it played a role in breaking the system of rotation between parties, dominant in the preceding years.
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