Díptico Seminario modelo policéntrico

El modelo policéntrico de construcción estatal en
una Europa de ciudades.
Una visión comparada entre la Monarquía Hispánica y el
Sacro Imperio durante la Edad Moderna
Das polyzentrische Staatsbildungsmodell in
einem Europa der Städte.
Organisation/organización
Arndt Brendecke
Manuel Herrero Sánchez
Ein Vergleich zwischen Spanien und dem Heiligen
Römischen Reich
Cristina Bravo Lozano
María Ángeles Martín Romera
Hannes Ziegler
con la colaboración de HISPANEX 2016
Kontakt/contacto:
[email protected]
Veranstaltungsort/localización:
Abtei Frauenwörth
83256 Frauenchiemsee
Deutschland
20-21 de
Octubre de
2016
Abadía
Frauenwörth,
Chiemsee
Donnerstag/jueves 20.10.2016
Freitag/viernes 21.10.2016
10.30-12 Uhr
8.30-10 Uhr
Manuel Herrero Sánchez: “The Catholic Monarchy during the Habsburg period
and the Polycentric Model of shared sovereignty”.
Sébastien Schick: “Prince Albert, Lord of Grimbergen (1672-1758) as a «plural
man»: introduction to a research project about the social roles of 18th century
ministers”.
Rocío Moreno Cabanillas: “Bourbon model sovereignty through postal system
in the Spanish Monarchy in the Eighteenth century”.
Mittag/almuerzo
13.30-15 Uhr
Antonio Real Botija: “Men of Letters and War in the Philippines: Petitions and
Rewards in the reign of Philip II”.
Jonas Schirrmacher: “The political conceptualization of slavery in early modern
Castile and Spanish America”.
Kaffee/café
15.30-17 Uhr
Natalia Maillard Álvarez: “The paratext of power: covers, dedications and
preliminary poems in political literature (16th-17th centuries)”.
Cristina Bravo Lozano: “Centers of Catholic power in Protestant cities: The
chapels of the Spanish embassies in London, The Hague and Hamburg (16481702)”.
Montserrat Cachero Viñuesa: “The Court and the Jungle: Integrating Narratives
of Privileges”.
Kaffee/café
10.30-12 Uhr
Brendan Röder: “Experts of the Body. Assessing Physical Defects in the Early
Modern Catholic Clergy”.
Martin Biersack: “The expulsion of foreigners from Spanish-America in the 18th
century”.
Mittag/almuerzo
13.30-15 Uhr
Klemens Kaps: ”Connections between two polycentric spaces: Merchants
in the trade between Spain and the Habsburg Monarchy during the 18th century”.
Rocío Martínez López: ”Female succession in the Habsburg dynasty: a study in
the right of succession of infantas and archduchesses during the XVI and XVIIth
centuries”.
Kaffee/café
17.30-19 Uhr
María Ángeles Martín Romera: “Officers accountability in the Spanish
Monarchy: a model for State building from below?“.
Hannes Ziegler: “Conflicting demands. British coastal surveillance between
central institutions and local communities in the 18th century”.
Kaffee/café