Collection of Essays
Social mobility in medieval Italy (1100-1500) Carocci, Sandro • Lazzarini, Isabella [Publ.]. |
In Book Series: | Viella historical research / 8 |
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Language: | English |
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Content
Introduction |
Social Mobility in Medieval England |
La mobilité sociale dans la France médiévale et son historiographie |
La mobilité sociale dans les villes de l'Empire germanique k la fin du Moyen Age |
Social Mobility in the Medieval Low Countries (1100-1600) |
The Christian Kingdoms of the Iberian Peninsula (1100-1500): Concepts, Facts and Problems Concerning Social Mobility |
Italian Church and Social Mobility (1200-1500) |
Officialdom in the Early Renaissance State. A Channel of Social Mobility? Hints from the Case of Lombardy under the Visconti and the Sforza |
Social, Economic and Political Upward Mobilities. On Communal Italy in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries |
Mobility and Lordship |
Italian Diplomacy: an Open Social Field (1350-1520 ca.) |
Businessmen and Social Mobility in Late Medieval Italy |
Women, Lifecycles, and Social Mobility in Late Medieval Italy |
Cacciaguida as Sociologist. Representations and Social Change in the Italian Communes |
Aspects of Social Mobility in the Towns of the Kingdom of Naples (1300-1500) |
Architecture and Social Mobility: New Approches to the Southern Renaissance |
Social Mobility in Late Medieval Sicily: Continuity and Change |
Aspects of Social Mobility in the Kingdom of Sardinia (1300-1500) |
Common Goods in the Flow of Social Mobility. Res, Values, and Distinction in Rural Environments (1200-1600) |
Rural Milites in Central and Northern Italy between Local Elites and Aristocracy (1100-1300) |
Italian Communal Cities and the Thirteenth-Century Commercial Revolution: Economic Change, Social Mobility, and Cultural Models |
Guilds of Notaries and Lawyers in Communal Italy (1200-1500). Institutions, Social Contexts, and Policies |
Conclusions |