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El Eurocomunismo y su influencia en el PCE y en el PSUC

Authors: Álvarez Justo, Elías;

El Eurocomunismo y su influencia en el PCE y en el PSUC

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[eng] Far from being merely a tactical movement, eurocommunism was a strategic conception, which popularity skyrocketed in the second half of the 70s. However, we should take into account that eurocommunism had a long period of precedents, that dates back to the 50s and the 60s. This article aims to explain the adoption of eurocommunism by the PCE and the PSUC, as well as tries to explain its main effects upon both parties. As we will see, eurocommunism was a phenomenon intimately associated with the ultimate crisis of both political parties at the end of the Transición. Thus, if we want to figure out the process that led both parties to its practical demise in the 80s, it seems to be a core necessity studying eurocommunism in the one hand, and understanding its effects upon the PCE and the PSUC.

[spa] Lejos de ser un mero movimiento táctico, el eurocomunismo fue una concepción estratégica, cuyo auge se dio en la segunda mitad de los años 70, si bien sus precedentes se remontan a las décadas previas de los años 50 y 60. El presente trabajo pretende explicar la adopción del eurocomunismo por parte del PCE y del PSUC, así como analizar sus principales efectos sobre ambos partidos. Como veremos, el eurocomunismo fue un fenómeno inextricablemente unido a la crisis terminal que ambos partidos sufrirían al final de la Transición. En consecuencia, estudiar el eurocomunismo y comprender sus efectos sobre el PCE y el PSUC, aparece como una necesidad de primer orden, si queremos entender el proceso que llevó a los dos principales partidos antifranquistas, a su práctica desaparición en los años 80.

Treballs Finals del Màster en Història Contemporània i Món Actual, Facultat de Geografia i Història, Universitat de Barcelona, Curs: 2015-2016, Tutor: Andreu Mayayo i Artal

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Master's theses, Història contemporània, Partit Socialista Unificat de Catalunya, Modern history, Political activists, Communist parties, Treballs de fi de màster, Eurocomunisme, Activistes polítics, Partido Comunista de España, Partits comunistes, Eurocommunism

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