@misc{10498/35678,
year = {2021},
url = {http://hdl.handle.net/10498/35678},
abstract = {This article aims to highlight new opportunities for Spanish foreign policy in relation to Gibraltar. In the post-Franco era Gibraltar adopted the role of catalyst for national sentiment, which is highly significant given the issues Spain has with national identity and territorial cohesion. However, there is a ifferential approach between the two main Spanish political parties. The right-wing party seeks confrontation and polarisation for electoral gain and has put forward various proposals for co-sovereignty. The left-wing 
party, however, has adopted a more conciliatory approach and strives to negotiate and encourage cross-border channels of dialo gue. Gibraltar’s exit from the EU and the need to reformulate its European legal status opens up an opportunity to define a new and more stable framework for relations between Gibraltar and Spain. 
That will be by no means an easy task},
publisher = {Taylor & Francis},
keywords = {Gibraltar},
keywords = {sovereignty},
keywords = {Spanish foreign policy},
keywords = {Brexit},
title = {Gibraltar in Spanish Foreign Policy: Brexit as an opportunity for a New Approach},
doi = {10.1080/00358533.2021.1933089},
author = {Verdú Baeza, Jesús},
}