A magisterial account of Renaissance Italy's political history and its contribution to the evolution of a European political identity.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction Andrea Gamberini and Isabella Lazzarini Part I. The Italian States: 1. The Kingdom of Sicily Fabrizio Titone 2. The Kingdom of Naples Francesco Senatore 3. The Kingdom of Sardinia and Corsica Olivetta Schena 4. The papal state Sandro Carocci 5. Tuscan states: Florence and Siena Lorenzo Tanzini 6. Ferrara and Mantua Trevor Dean 7. Venice and the Terraferma Michael Knapton 8. Lombardy under the Visconti and the Sforza Federico Del Tredici 9. The feudal principalities: the west (Monferrato, Saluzzo, Savoy, Savoy-Acaia) Alessandro Barbero 10. The feudal principalities: the east (Trent, Bressanone/Brixen, Aquileia, Tyrol and Gorizia) Marco Bellabarba 11. Genoa, Christine Shaw Part II. Themes and Perspectives: 12. The collapse of city-states and the role of urban centres in the new political geography of Renaissance Italy Francesco Somaini 13. The rural communities Massimo Della Misericordia 14. Lordships, fiefs 'small states' Federica Cengarle 15. Factions and parties: problems and perspectives Marco Gentile 16. State, orders and social distinction E. Igor Mineo 17. Women and the state Serena Ferente 18. Offices and officials Guido Castelnuovo 19. Public written records Gian Maria Varanini 20. The language of politics and the process of statebuilding: approaches and interpretations Andrea Gamberini 21. Renaissance diplomacy Isabella Lazzarini 22. Regional states and economic development Franco Franceschi and Luca Molà 23. The papacy and the Italian states Giorgio Chittolini 24. Justice Andrea Zorzi Bibliography.
Introduction Andrea Gamberini and Isabella Lazzarini Part I. The Italian States: 1. The Kingdom of Sicily Fabrizio Titone 2. The Kingdom of Naples Francesco Senatore 3. The Kingdom of Sardinia and Corsica Olivetta Schena 4. The papal state Sandro Carocci 5. Tuscan states: Florence and Siena Lorenzo Tanzini 6. Ferrara and Mantua Trevor Dean 7. Venice and the Terraferma Michael Knapton 8. Lombardy under the Visconti and the Sforza Federico Del Tredici 9. The feudal principalities: the west (Monferrato, Saluzzo, Savoy, Savoy-Acaia) Alessandro Barbero 10. The feudal principalities: the east (Trent, Bressanone/Brixen, Aquileia, Tyrol and Gorizia) Marco Bellabarba 11. Genoa, Christine Shaw Part II. Themes and Perspectives: 12. The collapse of city-states and the role of urban centres in the new political geography of Renaissance Italy Francesco Somaini 13. The rural communities Massimo Della Misericordia 14. Lordships, fiefs 'small states' Federica Cengarle 15. Factions and parties: problems and perspectives Marco Gentile 16. State, orders and social distinction E. Igor Mineo 17. Women and the state Serena Ferente 18. Offices and officials Guido Castelnuovo 19. Public written records Gian Maria Varanini 20. The language of politics and the process of statebuilding: approaches and interpretations Andrea Gamberini 21. Renaissance diplomacy Isabella Lazzarini 22. Regional states and economic development Franco Franceschi and Luca Molà 23. The papacy and the Italian states Giorgio Chittolini 24. Justice Andrea Zorzi Bibliography.
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