Western Sahara reasons for extemporaneous colonization and decolonization, 1885-1975 / Jesús Martínez-Milán, PhD, Senior Lecturer in Economic History/Lecturer in International Relations, University of Las Palmas of Grand Canary, Spain; University of the Americans, Puebla, México, Claudia Barona Castañeda, Professor and Social Science Research Specialist, Department of International Relations and Political Science, University of the Americans, Puebla, Mexico/African Studies.

Author/creator Martínez Milán, Jesús Ma.
Other author Barona, Claudia.
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Publication InfoNew York : Nova Science Publishers, [2021]
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SeriesAfrican studies
Abstract "This book discusses some of the most controversial themes in the Hispanic colonial historiography of recent years. Its objective is to offer a synthesis about Spain's presence in the Occidental Sahara between 1885 and 1975 to show that the processes of colonization and decolonization were unseasonable to the historic context in which they took place. Addressing an English-speaking population with the objective to provide the most complete information possible on a subject matter which continues to be in the public light as a result of an unfinished decolonization process, this work is enriched with research work recently done on different aspects of this subject"-- Provided by publisher.
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Issued in other formPrint version: Martínez Milán, Jesús Ma. Western Sahara New York : Nova Science Publishers, [2021] 9781685073343
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