Political theory, law and rule in Catalonia and Valencia (sixteenth and seventeenth centuries)
- Espais connectats al llarg del temps. Catalunya i el món mediterrani en els segles XVII i XVIII
- Study group for the history of the western Mediterranean (GEHMO)
- European Network for the Baroque Cultural Heritage (ENBACH)
- Articulació del territori i relacions mediterrànies a la Catalunya d’època moderna
- Poder i representacions culturals a l’Època Moderna: la Monarquia d’Espanya com a camp cultural (segles XVI-XVIII)
- Maneres de viure a l’Espanya moderna: Condicions materials i formes culturals de la quotidianitat
- Els conflictes socials com a resistència al poder a la perifèria de l’Estat Modern. Segles XVI-XVII
- Cultura política, doctrina jurídica i govern a Catalunya i València (segles XVI-XVIII)
- Cultural transfers and government practices in the shaping of the Iberian monarchies of the Early Modern period (1580-1715)
- The viceroyal courts in the Mediterranean world: power and representation in the Early Modern period
- Multiple identities: circulation of people and exchange of knowledge between Italy and Spain, sixteenth and seventeenth centuries
- Political theory, law and rule in Catalonia and Valencia (sixteenth and seventeenth centuries)
- The Catalan urban network in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
- Power and representation in the Early Modern period: the Hispanic Monarchy as a cultural field (1500-1800)
- Day to day life in the Hispanic Monarchy of the Early Modern period. Catalonia and Barcelona.
Political theory, law and rule in Catalonia and Valencia (sixteenth and seventeenth centuries)
Non-Oriented Fundamental Research Project. Ministry of Science and Innovation, Government of Spain
Ref. DER 2008-06370-CO3-03
Introduction:
This project is coordinated with two others, whose principal investigators are Jon Arrieta Alberdi (Universidad del País Vasco) and Jesús Morales Arrizabalaga (Universidad de Zaragoza). Its overall purpose is to study, in an interdisciplinary manner between History and History of Law, the politico-constitutional articulation of the Hispanic Monarchy from the late fifteenth to the eighteenth century, in particular the forms of union (aeque principaliter or secondary), of ownership and of the linking of its territories with the monarchy and among themselves. It aims to study elements of both cohesion and tension, paying particular attention to the ruling clades of each kingdom, to the circulation of ministers, information and ideas among the different territories, whether European or American, and the formation of a common grounding of judicial doctrine concerning the configuration of the Monarchy. The project focuses principally on Catalonia and Valencia, within this broader scope and from a comparative perspective.
Principal researcher:
Xavier Gil Pujol
Members:
- Xavier Gil Pujol
- Teresa Canet Aparisi
- Gemma García Fuertes
- Javier Palao Gil
- Sixto Sánchez-Lauro