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This book draws on the files contained in numerous archives with a view to transposing for the first time the study of the political use of patronage and clientele relations and social networks (micropolitics) from internal power structures in early modern polities to the relations of those polities with other states. The central focus is on the wide-ranging interaction between the Roman curia of Pope Paul V. (1605-1621) and his family, on the one hand, and Spain (including Naples and Milan) and the financial centre Genoa, closely associated with Spain, on the other.
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This book draws on the files contained in numerous archives with a view to transposing for the first time the study of the political use of patronage and clientele relations and social networks (micropolitics) from internal power structures in early modern polities to the relations of those polities with other states. The central focus is on the wide-ranging interaction between the Roman curia of Pope Paul V. (1605-1621) and his family, on the one hand, and Spain (including Naples and Milan) and the financial centre Genoa, closely associated with Spain, on the other.
Erstmals wird in diesem aus den Akten zahlreicher Archive erarbeiteten Buch die Untersuchung des politischen Einsatzes von Patronage-Klientel-Beziehungen und sozialen Netzwerken, das ist Mikropolitik, von den inneren Herrschaftsverhältnissen frühneuzeitlicher Gemeinwesen auf deren zwischenstaatliche Beziehungen übertragen. Konkret geht es um die vielgestaltige Interaktion zwischen der Römischen Kurie Papst Pauls V. (1605-1621) mit seiner Familie, den Borghese, und Spanien mit seinen Nebenländern Neapel und Mailand sowie dem Spanien nahestehenden Finanzzentrum Genua.