The institutions in the Kingdom of Navarra in the context of the first Spanish constitutionalism (1808-1814). Navarra and the debate about the Historic Spanish Constitution

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Published 19-06-2024
Juan Cruz Alli Aranguren
Universidad Pública de Navarra/Nafarroako Unibertsitate Publikoa

Abstract

The transition from absolutism to liberalism in Spain in the 19th century took place during an armed conflict (1808 – 1814) during which the Bayonne Statute and the Cadiz Constitution were promulgated. During this period, the institutions of the Kingdom of Navarre were involved in all types of vicissitudes: leaving the kingdom, mobilizing the population against the occupation, participating in constitutional processes and trying to demonstrate that their institutions were regulated by a historical constitution.

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Keywords

Absolutism, Liberalism, Independence, Constitutions, Institutions of the Kingdom of Navarre

Issue
No. 8 (2011): 9th Symposium on Historical and Autonomy Law of Vasconia: Vasconia in the first Spanish constitutionalism (1808-1814)
Section
Artículos