La España de Alfonso XIII en el sistema internacional de posguerra (1919-1931)
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Abstract
The Spanish Foreign Policy during the last period of the reign of Alfonso XIII was determined, on the one hand, by the deep changes that took place in the international system after the First World War and the process of international adaptation of Spain in the postwar period. And on the other hand, the crisis of Monarchy, caused by War of Morocco, among other factors, that put an end to the implantation of the Dictatorship of Primo de Rivera. The Dictatorship gave birth to a project of Regeneracionist modernization of autoritharian style, that influenced the design and the development of Foreign Policy.
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