Rethinking Democratisation in Spain, Greece and Portugal

1 Introduction (K. Kornetis, M.E. Cavallaro).- Part I Conflicting Memory of Transition.- 2 Self-Portraits of the Past. Conflicting Narratives of the Spanish Transition in a Time of Crisis: the Academic, Political and Cultural Realms (2008-2016) (C. Gustrán, A. Quiroga).- 3 The Legacy of the Portuguese Transition to Democracy (F. Raimundo, C. Almeida).- 4 Public Memory of the Transitions in Greece and Spain (K. Kornetis).- Part II Europeanism, Europeanization and Euroscepticism since the late 1970s.- 5 The Abduction of Europa: Europeanism and Euroscepticism in Greece, 1974-2015 (I. Balampanidis).- 6 he Persistence of the Myth: Europeanism in Spain from the late Francoism to the Outbreak of the 2008 Economic Crisis (M.E. Cavallaro).- 7 Parties, citizens and the eurozone crisis: How Europe has contributed to the resilience of the Portuguese party system (M. Lisi).- Part III Uses of the Past by Grassroots Political Actors.- 8 Transition to Stability. The Greek Left in 1974 (K. Karpozilos).- 9 From the 'Unfinished Revolution' to the 'Defence of the Revolution': Framing the Transition in Austerity-Era Portugal (T. Carvalho, P. Ramos Pinto).- 10 How National Histories Shaped the Politics of Crisis: South European Contrasts (R.M. Fishman).- 11 Conclusions (M.E. Cavallaro, K. Kornetis).

Maria Elena Cavallaro is Associate Professor of History of International Relations at LUISS Guido Carli University, Rome, Italy, and member of CIHDE (Centro de Investigaciones Históricas de la Democracia Española) in Madrid, Spain. She was Santander Fellow in Iberian Studies at St. Antony's College, Oxford, from 2015 to 2016. She has published extensively on the Iberian Peninsula and the European Integration process and she is now working on the role of the Jenkins and Thorn Commissions in the Mediterranean  Enlargement.

Kostis Kornetis is Santander Fellow in Iberian Studies at St Antony's College, Oxford. He previously studied history in Munich, London and Florence and taught at Brown University and New York University. He was Marie Sklodowska Curie Experienced Fellow at the Universidad Carlos III of Madrid, Spain. He has published extensively on the history and memory of social movements in the European South and is currently working on a bookmanuscript on the generational memory of transitions to democracy in Spain, Greece and Portugal.