Exploración arqueológica en Ixtapan de la Sal

Un final para ETA es el resumen de años de trabajo, de seguimiento y análisis de la política vasca del periodista Imanol Murua Uria. El libro reúne entrevistas largas y en profundidad con los diferentes protagonistas, y evidencia la capacidad de análisis político y la acertada intuición del autor. Imanol Murua Uria escribe la historia de los acontecimientos que propiciaron el final de la actividad armada que ETA anunció el 20 de octubre de 2011, la crónica definitiva de la efeméride más importante de la última mitad de siglo.

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El marco político-administrativo : de la provincia a la diócesis / Francisco Javier Lomas Salmonte -- Las ciudades / Javier Arce -- El campo: propiedad y exploación de la tierra / Enrique Ariño Gil, Pablo C. Díaz -- Prosopografía civil / Gonzalo Bravo -- Las iglesis y las cristiandades hispanas: panorama prosopográfico / Josep Vilella -- La iglesia y la formación de la jera1quía eclesiástica / José Fernández Ubiña -- La disputa priscilianista / María Victoria Escribano Paño -- El ascetismo y los orígenes de la vida monástica / Mar Marcos -- El ejército regular y otras tropas ...

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