Archivo Histórico de Diputados (1810 – 1977) lets you search by profession, dates, name, elections, party, constituency. Visit http://www.congreso.es/portal/page/portal/Congreso/Congreso/SDocum/ArchCon/SDHistoDipu/SDIndHistDip.
The Gaceta/Gazeta de Madrid is posted here in all its incarnations from 1661 until after the Transition. Visit http://www.boe.es/buscar/gazeta.php.
H-Net has a discussion list on contemporary Spain: H-Spain. Visit http://www.h-net.org/~spain/.
The Portal de Archivos Españoles, PARES, provides access to materials in several different Spanish state archives. Visit https://pares.culturaydeporte.gob.es/inicio.html
Serai is an interdisciplinary place of exchange for scholars and others seeking to explore inter-cultural, -linguistic and -religious relations in the early modern period. We welcome those studying within and at the intersections of history, literature, visual culture, ethnography, architecture, translation studies, sexuality studies, post-colonial studies, and globalism, among other fields. Such transnational and trans-disciplinary […]
History Associates is an organization comprised of historians, archivists and records managers. Collectively, our staff brings decades of practical experience and academic training to a broad array of research services and history projects. In addition to historical research, archival services, exhibit planning and records management, we are often a valuable resource for writers and reports […]
Spanish Film Club (SFC) offers grants to universities to bring an Ibero-American film festival to campus. Grants cover between 30% and 50% of the costs and come with programming advice, as well as the possibility of scheduling Q&As with filmmakers. The deadline for grant applications is October 15, 2017. Visit https://pragda.com/spanish-film-club/.
Scott Taylor’s blog, Early Modern Spanish History Notes, features recent publications and reviews related to Spanish history. Visit http://emspanishhistorynotes.wordpress.com/.
Andrew H. Lee of New York University has shared a bibliography that he developed for the “Spanish Fútbol” roundtable at the San Diego conference.
Foster Chamberlin’s podcast Historias is a set of interviews with historians on a wide range of topics in Spanish history. Visit https://historiaspodcast.org/.
