Angel Osorio y Gallardo between the “Corporative Solution” (1913-1931). The historical impact of the political representation of workers

Authors

  • Sergio Fernández Riquelme Universidad de Murcia

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17811/hc.v0i10.228

Keywords:

Corporatism, Social Organism, Christian Democracy

Abstract

The Christian-democratic jurist Ángel Ossorio and Gallardo, formed in the liberalism and catholic organicism, was one of the protagonists emphasized in the genesis and in the debates on the "corporate solution" in Spain, happened between 1913 and 1931. This article examines his contribution to the same one, and his final defection after adding to the ideology of the Popular Front, underlining as the corporatism, authentic modernization of the Policy, does not suppose an ideological problem, but a historical and plural reality in the development of the juridical - political Spanish theory.

Submission date: 12/09/2008

Acceptance date: 11/10/2008

Author Biography

Sergio Fernández Riquelme, Universidad de Murcia

Licenciado en Historia y Doctor en Sociología por la Universidad de Murcia (2004), y profesor del Departamento de Sociología y Política social de dicha Universidad. Ha publicado varios trabajos de investigación relacionados con las ideas políticas y sociales en revistas especializadas. Es autor de los libros Corporativismo y política social en el siglo XX. Un ensayo sobre Mijail Manoilescu (2005); y, La Ciencia Histórica (2009).

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Issue

No. 10 (2009): Historia Constitucional N. 10 (2009)

Section

The XXth Century Spanish and Italian Constitutionalism

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