A Europe of Courts, a Europe of Faction. Political Groups at Early Modern Centres of Power (1550-1700)

Varios miembros del Instituto Universitario «La Corte en Europa» participan en esta nueva obra, publicada por Brill y editada por Rubén González Cuerva y Alexander Koller, investigadores de referencia del IULCE.

A Europe of Courts, a Europe of Factions ofrece un análisis de los grupos políticos de las Cortes europeas más representativas de los siglos XVI y XVII, análisis que, más allá del estudio de caso, consigue presentar la primera panorámica comparativa del fenómeno del faccionalismo cortesano.

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Photography of a Ghost: Factions in Early Modern Courts
Rubén González Cuerva and Alexander Koller

LONDON Redefining Faction at the Tudor Court
Janet Dickinson

PARIS Faction, alliance and Political Action in Early Modern France: The Dilemma of Antoine de Bourbon King of Navarre in 1559–1562
David Potter

ROME International Politics, Factions and Parties in the Roman Curia During the Late 16th Century
Maria Antonietta Visceglia

ISTANBUL Meritocracy, Factionalism and Ottoman Grand Admirals in the Context of Mediterranean Politics
Evrim Türkçelik

MADRID Factions and Political Groups at Philip II’s Court: Albists vs Ebolists
José Martínez Millán

VIENNA/PRAGUE The Dynastic Network between the Imperial and the Spanish Courts (1556–1619)
Rubén González Cuerva and Pavel Marek

BRUSSELS Hawks, Doves and Magpies: The Business of Faction at the Court of the Archdukes
Luc Duerloo

VENICE Giovani and vecchi: The Factionary Spirit in 16th and 17th Centuries Patrician Venice between Myth and Reality
Stefano Andretta

NANCY Court Faction Overwhelmed by Circumstance: The Duchy of Lorraine Torn between Bourbon and Habsburg, 1624–1737
Jonathan Spangler

TURIN Delineating Early Modern Factions: A Unique 17th Century Document
Toby Osborne

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