Spain in the Twentieth-Century World: Essays on Spanish Diplomacy, 1898-1978

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CONTENTS TABLES PREFACE 1 Spanish Foreign Policy, 1898-1936 Spain in World War I Spain in Europe and in the League of Nations Disaster in Morocco The Directory’s Foreign Policy The Republic in World Affairs Notes 2 Spanish Foreign Policy, 1936-1978 Civil War Diplomacy: Nationalists Civil War Diplomacy: Republican Diplomacy of Opportunity Diplomacy of Retrenchment Diplomacy in a Hostile World An Accounting Notes 3 Western Europe Spain: A European Power European Diplomatic Problems, 1953-78; The EEC, NATO, Gibraltar, and the Vatican TABLE 3.1 Conclusion Notes 4 North Africa and the Middle East Introduction 1900-30 1931-45 1946-59 1960-73 1974-78 Notes 5 Eastern Europé and the Soviet Union Moscow versus Madrid Notes 6 Latin America Relations at the Turn of the Twentieth Century Spanish-American Responsiveness to Turn-of-the-Century Hispanism The Changing Fortunes of Hispanism, 1900-30 Hispanism and Pan-Americanism, 1930-45 Francoism and Latin America, 1947-75 Spain and Latin America at the Start of the Post-Franco Era Notes 7 The Far East Spain and the Philippines Japan and World War II Relations Since 1945 Notes 8 The United States Civil War Cold War Diplomacy Contemporary Relations The Future Notes Bibliographic Essay on Twentieth-Century Spanish Diplomacy North Africa and the Middle East Western Europe Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union Latin America Asia and the Pacific The United States Index About the Contributors