Historia Contemporanea
Scope & Guideline
Illuminating Contemporary History for All
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Contemporary Socio-Political Analysis:
The journal emphasizes the examination of contemporary socio-political movements, particularly those related to the legacy of Francoism, democracy transitions, and civil rights movements, including LGBTQ+ rights. - Cultural History and Memory Studies:
It explores the intersections of culture, memory, and identity, focusing on how historical narratives are constructed and remembered, particularly in relation to marginalized communities. - Transnational Perspectives:
The journal encourages research that crosses national boundaries, examining how historical events in Spain relate to broader European and global contexts, including colonialism and international relations. - Interdisciplinary Methodologies:
Utilizing various methodologies, including archival research, visual culture analysis, and oral histories, the journal promotes a multifaceted approach to understanding contemporary history. - Engagement with Historiography:
The journal aims to contribute to historiographical debates, offering critical perspectives on existing narratives and encouraging new interpretations of historical events.
Trending and Emerging
- LGBTQ+ History and Rights:
Recent publications highlight a significant focus on LGBTQ+ history, particularly during the Franco regime and the transition to democracy, reflecting broader societal conversations about gender and sexuality. - Memory and Trauma Studies:
There is an increasing emphasis on memory studies, particularly in the context of trauma related to the Civil War and Franco's dictatorship, as scholars seek to understand the lasting impacts of these historical events. - Cultural Representations and Media Studies:
A trend towards analyzing cultural representations in media, including films and comics, indicates a growing interest in how history is portrayed and its influence on public memory and identity. - Social Movements and Activism:
Emerging themes focus on historical social movements, including labor movements and anti-fascist activism, reflecting a renewed interest in grassroots histories and their relevance to contemporary political struggles. - Transnational Histories:
The journal is increasingly publishing works that explore transnational histories, particularly in relation to Spain's connections with Latin America and Europe, emphasizing the interconnectedness of historical narratives.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional Military History:
There is a noticeable decline in publications focusing solely on traditional military history, as contemporary studies increasingly prioritize social, cultural, and political dimensions over purely military narratives. - Colonial History in Spanish Context:
Themes centered on Spain's colonial past seem to be less frequently addressed, possibly due to a growing focus on internal socio-political issues rather than external colonial narratives. - Economic History of the Franco Era:
Research explicitly focused on the economic aspects of Franco's regime is less prevalent, indicating a shift towards more comprehensive social and cultural analyses instead. - Focus on Early 20th Century Events:
There appears to be a waning interest in early 20th-century events, particularly those preceding the Spanish Civil War, as more recent historical periods gain attention.
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