Sharon R. Roseman is Associate Professor of Anthropology at Memorial University of Newfoundland and coeditor (with Ellen Badone) of Intersecting Journeys: The Anthropology of Pilgrimage and Tourism. Shawn S. Parkhurst is Assistant Professor of Anthropology and Director of the Portuguese Studies Program at the University of Louisville.

"…a nicely balanced book, full of fascinating ethnographic material … For anyone seeking an interesting introduction to the anthropology of Iberia, this book would provide an excellent starting-point." — Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute"This overview of current issues of Iberian societies has a very good editorial introduction, comprehensive literature review, and a rich diversity of chapters. It certainly will be very appreciated by readers looking for contemporary information about southern Europe. I anticipate that it will be used in courses and will be cited often." — Cristiana Bastos, Universidade de Lisboa

• Acknowledgments 1. Culture and Space in Iberian AnthropologySharon R. Roseman and Shawn S. Parkhurst PART 1: Colonial Spaces and National Identities 2. The Hidden Empire: Peasants, Nation Building, and the Empire in Portuguese AnthropologyJoão Leal 3. Displaced Identities among the Malacca PortugueseBrian Juan O'Neill 4. Imperialist Ideology and Representations of the Portuguese Provinces during the Early Estado NovoAntónio Medeiros PART 2: Fascism, Cultural Spaces, and Memory Politics 5. Re-presenting the Fascist Classroom: Education as a Space of Memory in Contemporary SpainSusan M. DiGiacomo 6. Cursillos and Concursos in Rural Galicia: The Sección Femenina and the Modernizing Project of the Franco DictatorshipSharon R. Roseman7. Crossing Borders, Reconfiguring Lives: A Catalan Exile Family in Wartime LondonOriol Pi-Sunyer PART 3: Regionality and Space 8. The City and the Countryside: The Virgin of SonsolesMaría Cátedra 9. Race and Space in Interpretations of Portugal: The North-South Division and Representations of Portuguese National Identity in the Nineteenth and Twentieth CenturiesJosé Manuel Sobral 10. Local Correspondence: A Village Writer's Contribution to the Cultural Production of Regionality in the Alto Douro of Northern PortugalShawn S. Parkhurst PART 4: Cultural Politics and the Global 11. Kafe Antzokia: The Global meets the Local in Basque Cultural PoliticsJacqueline Urla Afterword 12. Displacements: The Experience of Vectored Spaces in Peninsular PlacesJames W. Fernandez ContributorsIndex

Sharon R. Roseman is Associate Professor of Anthropology at Memorial University of Newfoundland and coeditor (with Ellen Badone) of Intersecting Journeys: The Anthropology of Pilgrimage and Tourism. Shawn S. Parkhurst is Assistant Professor of Anthropology and Director of the Portuguese Studies Program at the University of Louisville.

"…a nicely balanced book, full of fascinating ethnographic material … For anyone seeking an interesting introduction to the anthropology of Iberia, this book would provide an excellent starting-point." — Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute"This overview of current issues of Iberian societies has a very good editorial introduction, comprehensive literature review, and a rich diversity of chapters. It certainly will be very appreciated by readers looking for contemporary information about southern Europe. I anticipate that it will be used in courses and will be cited often." — Cristiana Bastos, Universidade de Lisboa

• Acknowledgments 1. Culture and Space in Iberian AnthropologySharon R. Roseman and Shawn S. Parkhurst PART 1: Colonial Spaces and National Identities 2. The Hidden Empire: Peasants, Nation Building, and the Empire in Portuguese AnthropologyJoão Leal 3. Displaced Identities among the Malacca PortugueseBrian Juan O'Neill 4. Imperialist Ideology and Representations of the Portuguese Provinces during the Early Estado NovoAntónio Medeiros PART 2: Fascism, Cultural Spaces, and Memory Politics 5. Re-presenting the Fascist Classroom: Education as a Space of Memory in Contemporary SpainSusan M. DiGiacomo 6. Cursillos and Concursos in Rural Galicia: The Sección Femenina and the Modernizing Project of the Franco DictatorshipSharon R. Roseman7. Crossing Borders, Reconfiguring Lives: A Catalan Exile Family in Wartime LondonOriol Pi-Sunyer PART 3: Regionality and Space 8. The City and the Countryside: The Virgin of SonsolesMaría Cátedra 9. Race and Space in Interpretations of Portugal: The North-South Division and Representations of Portuguese National Identity in the Nineteenth and Twentieth CenturiesJosé Manuel Sobral 10. Local Correspondence: A Village Writer's Contribution to the Cultural Production of Regionality in the Alto Douro of Northern PortugalShawn S. Parkhurst PART 4: Cultural Politics and the Global 11. Kafe Antzokia: The Global meets the Local in Basque Cultural PoliticsJacqueline Urla Afterword 12. Displacements: The Experience of Vectored Spaces in Peninsular PlacesJames W. Fernandez ContributorsIndex

Sharon R. Roseman is Associate Professor of Anthropology at Memorial University of Newfoundland and coeditor (with Ellen Badone) of Intersecting Journeys: The Anthropology of Pilgrimage and Tourism. Shawn S. Parkhurst is Assistant Professor of Anthropology and Director of the Portuguese Studies Program at the University of Louisville.

"…a nicely balanced book, full of fascinating ethnographic material … For anyone seeking an interesting introduction to the anthropology of Iberia, this book would provide an excellent starting-point." — Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute"This overview of current issues of Iberian societies has a very good editorial introduction, comprehensive literature review, and a rich diversity of chapters. It certainly will be very appreciated by readers looking for contemporary information about southern Europe. I anticipate that it will be used in courses and will be cited often." — Cristiana Bastos, Universidade de Lisboa

• Acknowledgments 1. Culture and Space in Iberian AnthropologySharon R. Roseman and Shawn S. Parkhurst PART 1: Colonial Spaces and National Identities 2. The Hidden Empire: Peasants, Nation Building, and the Empire in Portuguese AnthropologyJoão Leal 3. Displaced Identities among the Malacca PortugueseBrian Juan O'Neill 4. Imperialist Ideology and Representations of the Portuguese Provinces during the Early Estado NovoAntónio Medeiros PART 2: Fascism, Cultural Spaces, and Memory Politics 5. Re-presenting the Fascist Classroom: Education as a Space of Memory in Contemporary SpainSusan M. DiGiacomo 6. Cursillos and Concursos in Rural Galicia: The Sección Femenina and the Modernizing Project of the Franco DictatorshipSharon R. Roseman7. Crossing Borders, Reconfiguring Lives: A Catalan Exile Family in Wartime LondonOriol Pi-Sunyer PART 3: Regionality and Space 8. The City and the Countryside: The Virgin of SonsolesMaría Cátedra 9. Race and Space in Interpretations of Portugal: The North-South Division and Representations of Portuguese National Identity in the Nineteenth and Twentieth CenturiesJosé Manuel Sobral 10. Local Correspondence: A Village Writer's Contribution to the Cultural Production of Regionality in the Alto Douro of Northern PortugalShawn S. Parkhurst PART 4: Cultural Politics and the Global 11. Kafe Antzokia: The Global meets the Local in Basque Cultural PoliticsJacqueline Urla Afterword 12. Displacements: The Experience of Vectored Spaces in Peninsular PlacesJames W. Fernandez ContributorsIndex