Cultural transfers and government practices in the shaping of the Iberian monarchies of the Early Modern period (1580-1715)
- 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)
- 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.
Cultural transfers and government practices in the shaping of the Iberian monarchies of the Early Modern period (1580-1715)
Non-Oriented Fundamental Research Project. Ministry of Science and Innovation, Government of Spain
Ref. HAR2009-08019
Introduction:
This project is aimed at the study of the relations between cultural practices and practices of government in the monarchies of Spain and Portugal between 1580 and 1715. We wish to advance the comprehension of certain diverse and complex political realities, in which culture played an important role of cohesion and legitimisation, conditioning the decision-making activities of governments.
One of the basic concepts our research articulates is that of cultural transfer, conceived to study the interactions between cultures and societies in their historical dynamic. We hope to contribute to a better understanding of the origins of three distinctive traits of our present-day societies: globalisation, cultural hybridisation and the conflict between the global and the local.
Principal Researcher:
Joan Lluís Palos
Members:
- Joan Lluís Palos Peñarroya
- Fernando Sánchez Marcos
- Richard Kagan
- Francesco Benigno
- Mafalda Soares da Cunha
- Fernanda Olival
- Diana Carrió-Invernizzi
- Leticia de Frutos
- Ángel Rivas Albadalejo
- Joana Ribeirete Fraga
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