Undivided Property among Brothers (Hardcover, 1)

Chapter 1

Introduction: Undivided Property among Brothers

Siglinde Clementi and Margareth Lanzinger

Part 1: Nobility

Chapter 2

The Second from the First Marriage and the First from the Second Marriage: Johann VIII von Nassau-Siegen (1583?1638) and Johann Moritz von Nassau-Siegen (1604?1679) between Shared and Undivided Transmission of Property and Succession in the Princely Society of the Early Modern Period ? with Global Extensions

Michaela Hohkamp

Chapter 3

To divide or not to divide. Patrilineal succession and the functions of fraternal co-ownership among a lineage of Austrian aristocrats (fifteenth to seventeenth centuries)

Florian Andretsch

Chapter 4

Undivided Property among Brothers and Cousins ? a Multifaceted Social Practice. The Case of Tyrolean Nobility in the Early Modern Period

Siglinde Clementi

Part II: Merchant Families

Chapter 5

Brothers, Brotherhoods and Fraterna in Early Modern Venice

Anna Bellavitis

Chapter 6

Siblings in Business: Family Partnerships in Early Modern Genoa

Andrea Zanini

Chapter 7

Between Interest and Solidarity: Merchant Families and Undivided Ownership in Trentino (Seventeenth to Nineteenth Centuries)

Cinzia Lorandini

Chapter 8

“A Company with my Brothers”. Brotherhood and Entrepreneurship between the Mediterranean Mountains and Northern Europe from the Late Nineteenth to the Mid-Twentieth Century

Manuela Martini

Part III: Rural Areas

Chapter 9

Undivided Fraternal Property in Rural Early Modern Southern Tyrol: Flexible Responses to Socio-Economic Demands

Janine Maegraith

Chapter 10

Siblings, Sharing Property and Working the Land Together in Egalitaria...


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Reimagining the Balkans (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction

Reflections of Travel Writing, Imagined Pasts and Southeast European Imagology

Chapter 1

‘Peoples whose fate matters as much to us as those of Mongol Tartary’: Travel Writing about the Balkans in the 1880s and 1890s

Chapter 2

‘The Last Cock Pit of Europe’: The Crisis of British Masculinity in Macedonian Travelogues after the 1903 Ilinden Uprising

Chapter 3

‘The coasts, the islands, the channels of Dalmatia are as yet uninvaded’: The Eastern Adriatic in British Tourist Literature before 1914

Chapter 4

‘The Lessons of the Balkan War’: Debating Atrocities and National Efficiency in War Correspondence from the Balkan Wars, 1912-13

Chapter 5

‘The Albanian is intensely Albanian’: Mary Edith Durham, Aubrey Herbert and Albanian Independence

Chapter 6

‘It bears a strong resemblance to a Russian provincial town’: Locating the Limits of the Balkans in Travel Writing about Romania, 1875-1914

Conclusion

Towards a New Imagological Historiography

Bibliography

Migrants in the Rise of Social Protection (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction

Part 1: The origins of social and migration policies in France, Argentina and Italy

1. The construction of contemporary citizenship and the rights of foreigners?

2. The emergence of international law on migration and labour

Part 2: Social and migration policies in the 1920s

3. Social protection after the First World War?

4. The rights of migrants and international law after the First World War?

5. Law in action: how foreigners claimed their rights through the courts?

Part 3: Social crisis, migratory crisis

6. Migration and social policies during the Great Depression?

7. The rise and fall of social diplomacy?

8. Social rights and the progressive formalisation of labour relations?

9. Conclusion

Borders and Sanitation from the Seventeenth to the Twenty-First Century (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction? 1. Internal and External Borders: Epidemics and Control in the 17th-Century Kingdom of Naples? 2. Epidemics and Sanitary Cordons in a Land without Borders: The Mediterranean Africa from Plague to Cholera (18th?19th c.)? 3. Negotiated Maritime Border: Sanitary Cooperation between Pasha-Beys and the Sanitary Council at the Origins of the Tunisian Maritime Border? 4. The Sanitary Battlefield: The Negotiability of the Ottoman-Russian Sanitary Border during the Crimean War? 5. Quarantine Measures and the Fight against Cholera in Bosnia at the End of the 19th Century? 6. Borders of Morality: The Female Body between Education, Spectacle and Visual Modernity in the Medical Art of Hikmet Hamdi Bey? 7. Everything?Back?Forward to Normal?: Internal and External Pandemic Border Management Processes during Covid-19 and Their Implications for EU Actorhood Normalization

Stay Alive : Berlin, 1939–1945 (Paperback)

Reconciliation Road : Willy Brandt, Ostpolitik and the Quest for European Peace (Paperback)

The Configuration of the Spanish Public Sphere : From the Enlightenment to the Indignados (Paperback)

Nationalism Revisited : Austrian Social Closure from Romanticism to the Digital Age (Paperback)

The Dark Ages : A New History for Our Times (Hardcover)

Ballooning (Hardcover)

Alik Cavaliere's Anti-Authoritarian Aesthetics : A Postwar Italian Practice and Its Contemporary Resonances (Hardcover)

Introduction: Sculpture’s Crisis and the Transformation of Three-Dimensional Form??Part I:?Formation and Foundations (1926?1960)??1. The Making of an Artist: Biography, Training, and Early Works? 2. The Journals as Laboratory: Cavaliere’s Artistic Philosophy??Part II:?The Breakthrough Works (1962?1972)??3. Nature Fossilized: The Arboreal-Floral Works and the Uncanny Nature of the Sculptural Object? 4. ‘Gustavo B.’s Adventures’: From Sculpture to Performance??Part III:?The Environmental Sculptures (1972?1989)??5. Anti-Authoritarian Environments: Cavaliere’s Teatrini in Italy’s Years of Lead? 6.?Surroundings I?VII: Art, Daily Life, and Participation? 7. Metamorphic Identities: Pygmalion and Narcissus??Part IV:?Situating Cavaliere (1960?Present)??8. Cavaliere’s Place in Postwar European Art: Cognitive Dissonance as a Tool for Resistance? 9. Cavaliere’s Legacy in Contemporary Sculpture and Installation Practice: Dialogic Process in Participatory Art? Conclusion: Sculpture as an Ethical Practice

Madrid : The History (Paperback)

Public Rituals in the Portuguese Empire, 1498–1822 (Hardcover, 1)

Table of Contents

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Acknowledgments

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Chapter 0 Oceans of Words, Images and Spaces. An Introduction to Public Rituals in the Portuguese Empire. Laura Fernandez-Gonzalez

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The Grammar of the Ritual

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Chapter 1 Rituals, Ceremonies, Festivals. Angela Barreto Xavier.

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Chapter 2 Ritual Typologies. Andre Godinho, Arthur Curvelo

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Chapter 3 Staging the Rituals. Andre Godinho and Kevin Carreira Soares

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Chapter 4 Audiences and the Public. Sara Ceia, Kevin Carreira Soares, Miguel Geraldes Rodrigues, Moreno Pacheco

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Chapter 5 The Other in the Public Rituals of the Portuguese Empire. Angela Barreto Xavier, Lisa Voigt

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Chapter 6 Circulations and Adaptations. Rodrigo Bentes

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Memory of the Rituals and Ritual Memories

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Chapter 7 Public Rituals and the Printing Press in the Portuguese World. Joana Fraga.

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Chapter 8 Manuscripts and Public Rituals. Federico Palomo

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Chapter 9 The Visual and Material Memory of the Ritual. Jeremy Roe and Alexandra Curvelo.

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Chapter 10 The Sound of Public Rituals. Cristina Fernandes

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Chapter 11 Memory. Jose Manuel Sobral

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Chapter 12 Epilogue: ‘And all the towne entertained mee’: New Perspectives on Rituals, Festivals and Ceremonies in the Early Modern Age. Fernando Bouza

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List of images

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Glossary

The Spanish Empire : A Global History 1478-1975 (Hardcover)

Introduction: On Imperial History,? 1: Castile’s European Expansion ? Sarah Albiez-Wieck,? 2: Atlantic and Pacific Expansion - Raquel Gil Montero,? 3: Modalities of Rule: A Polycentric Empire ? Sarah Albiez-Wieck,? 4: Imperial Societies ? Raquel Gil Montero,? 5: Rebellion and the Bourbon Reforms ? Sarah Albiez-Wieck,? 6: The Wars of Independence ? Raquel Gil Montero,? 7: The Empire’s Radical Change: Colonies or “Overseas Spain”? ? Xose M. Nunez Seixas,? 8: The African Substitute Empire: a Long Epilogue? ? Xose M. Nunez Seixas,? Conclusions: A Polycentric and Asymmetric Empire.

The Spanish Empire : A Global History 1478-1975 (Paperback)

Introduction: On Imperial History,? 1: Castile’s European Expansion ? Sarah Albiez-Wieck,? 2: Atlantic and Pacific Expansion - Raquel Gil Montero,? 3: Modalities of Rule: A Polycentric Empire ? Sarah Albiez-Wieck,? 4: Imperial Societies ? Raquel Gil Montero,? 5: Rebellion and the Bourbon Reforms ? Sarah Albiez-Wieck,? 6: The Wars of Independence ? Raquel Gil Montero,? 7: The Empire’s Radical Change: Colonies or “Overseas Spain”? ? Xose M. Nunez Seixas,? 8: The African Substitute Empire: a Long Epilogue? ? Xose M. Nunez Seixas,? Conclusions: A Polycentric and Asymmetric Empire.

British Espionage and Franco in the Second World War : From Hendaye until Torch (Hardcover)

Introduction: How Did the Countries’ Organizations Spy???Part One: Spy Games to Maintain Spanish Neutrality (1940)??1. Espionage in Spain before the Second World War? 2. Covert British Operations to Maintain Spanish Neutrality? 3. The Six Months of Maximum Danger??Part Two: Spies in North Africa (1941)??4. Spanish British Espionage during the Battles of the Atlantic and the Mediterranean? 5. Tension in the Balkans, Eastern Front Mediterranean? 6. British Intelligence and Operation Barbarossa??Part Three: Espionage in the Decisive Operation Torch (1942)??Introduction to Part Three.? 7. Tungsten and Oil to Win the War? 8. Stalingrad and the Free Spain Movement? 9. Torch: The Key to Spain's Forced Neutrality.? Epilogue: A New Policy of Espionage in the Iberian Peninsula (1943)

Becoming Europe: Archaeology and the Making of the Middle Ages (Hardcover, 1)

List of Illustrations

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Maps

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Preface and Acknowledgements

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0.????? Introduction: Becoming Europe?

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1.????? Archaeology, History and a Noiseless World

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2.????? The Great Divergence: ‘an Ice Age settled on the Roman Empire’

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3.????? The Tintagel age before an English revolution

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4.????? Towards a point of inflection: the long 8^th century

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5.????? Establishing European values, c.AD 790-850

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6.????? Take off and the revival of the Mediterranean

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7.????? Conclusion

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References

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Index

Becoming Europe: Archaeology and the Making of the Middle Ages (Paperback, 1)

List of Illustrations

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Maps

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Preface and Acknowledgements

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0.????? Introduction: Becoming Europe?

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1.????? Archaeology, History and a Noiseless World

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2.????? The Great Divergence: ‘an Ice Age settled on the Roman Empire’

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3.????? The Tintagel age before an English revolution

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4.????? Towards a point of inflection: the long 8^th century

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5.????? Establishing European values, c.AD 790-850

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6.????? Take off and the revival of the Mediterranean

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7.????? Conclusion

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References

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Index

Working in Greece and Turkey : A Comparative Labour History from Empires to Nation-States, 1840–1940 (Paperback)

The Prince (Hardcover)

The Penetration of Africa : European Enterprise and Exploration Principally in Northern and Western Africa up to 1830 (Hardcover)

Preface Part 1: The African Setting 1. Background 2. The states of northern and western Africa in the eighteenth century 3. African ideas about Europe Part 2: Europe’s Knowledge of Africa in the Eighteenth century 1. Popular conceptions 2. Sahara and Sudan 3. Guinea 4. Avenues into the interior 5. Western Africa 6. Explorers without renown 7. Other parts of Africa 8. The causes of ignorance Part 3: The Bonds of Intercourse 1. Fundamentals 2. The curiosity of the age 3. The influence of great men 4. The anti-slavery movement 5. The interest of Europe Part 4: The Age of the African Association?I 1788?1802 1. The first years: 1788?90 2. The approach from the west: 1790 ? 99 3. The approach from the north: 1797?1802 4. The enterprise of others 5. The African association’s achievement Part 5: The Roots of Imperialism 1. Exploration and imperialism 2. France and Africa 3. Spain and Morocco 4. Britain and the Niger 5. Britain and the west coast Part 6: The Age of the African Association?II 1802?15 1. The African association: 1802?15 2. The approach from the South 3. The Eastern Sudan 4. German travellers in North Africa 5. Ethiopia 6. 1815

Testimony, Agency, Memory and the Roma Genocide (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction? 1. ‘Experiences Which Are Difficult to Communicate.’ The History of the I?tvan Family in the Czech Lands and Postwar Testimonies by Jan I?tvan, a Romani Holocaust Survivor? 2. Return Unwanted: Family Narratives, Museum Practice, and the Struggle for Roma and Sinti Memory? 3. Roma Orphans in the Southeastern Region of German-Occupied Poland during the Second World War? 4. Petitioning for Freedom?: French ‘Nomades’ Letters from the Internment Camps of Poitiers and Montreuil-Bellay? 5. Remembering the Roma Genocide: The Case of the Buchenwald Memorial after 1989? 6.?Punctum?of the Invisible: Methodological and Ethical Reflections on Images of the Holocaust of Roma and Sinti? 7. ‘Desk Murderers’ at Work?: The Role of the ‘Reich Central Office for Combating the Gypsy Nuisance’ in the Nazi Genocide of Sinti and Roma

Testimony, Agency, Memory and the Roma Genocide (Paperback, 1)

Introduction? 1. ‘Experiences Which Are Difficult to Communicate.’ The History of the I?tvan Family in the Czech Lands and Postwar Testimonies by Jan I?tvan, a Romani Holocaust Survivor? 2. Return Unwanted: Family Narratives, Museum Practice, and the Struggle for Roma and Sinti Memory? 3. Roma Orphans in the Southeastern Region of German-Occupied Poland during the Second World War? 4. Petitioning for Freedom?: French ‘Nomades’ Letters from the Internment Camps of Poitiers and Montreuil-Bellay? 5. Remembering the Roma Genocide: The Case of the Buchenwald Memorial after 1989? 6.?Punctum?of the Invisible: Methodological and Ethical Reflections on Images of the Holocaust of Roma and Sinti? 7. ‘Desk Murderers’ at Work?: The Role of the ‘Reich Central Office for Combating the Gypsy Nuisance’ in the Nazi Genocide of Sinti and Roma

The Routledge Handbook of the Spanish Civil War (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction??Section 1: War on Civilians: Violence and Political Persecution??Introduction to Section 1: War on Civilians: Violence and Political Persecution? 1. The Coup Tradition and Colonial Transfers? 2. The Backdrop and Preparations for the Coup? 3. The 18th of July: The Coup d’Etat and New Rebel Order? 4. The 1936 Coup d’Etat: Mass Violence, Logics, Methods, and Narratives? 5. Revolution and Power: Political Conflict in Republican Territory? 6. Violence in Republican Territory? 7. Gendered Violence? 8. Perpetrators: Chains of Command, Agencies and the Logics of Eliminationist Violence? 9. Killers: Cleansing Patrols and Revolutionary Order??Section 2: International War: A European War in Spain??Introduction to Section 2: International War: A European War in Spain? 10. Spain in the Midst of Collective Insecurity: The League of Nations, Non-Intervention and Appeasement? 11. The War of the Volunteers? 12. The War of Fascism? 13. The War of Nazism? 14. The War of the USSR and International Antifascism? 15. The Spanish Protectorate in Morocco? 16. Weapons in Spain? 17. From the Spanish Civil War to the Second World War??Section 3: Total War: Militarization, Armies, Occupation??Introduction to Section 3: Total War: Militarization, Armies, Occupation? 18. Rebel Mobilisation? 19. Improvisation and Commitment: The Mobilisation and Column Warfare of the Antifascist Militias? 20. The Francoist War? 21. The Republican War, 1936?1939? 22. Moroccan Troops in the Spanish Civil War? 23. The Aerial Warfare? 24. An Occupation Regime: The Origins of Franco’s “New State” from a Transnational Perspective? 25. People on the Move: Refugees and Prisoners of War? 26. The Economic Dimension of the Spanish Civil War (1936?1939)??Section 4: War of Identities??Introduction to Section 4: War of Identities? 27. Mobilisation, Sovereignty and Legitimacy: War in the Republican Rearguard? 28. The Rebel Home Front and Society at War? 29. Antifascism and Pol...


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The Sources of Medieval Canon Law : A User's Guide (Hardcover)

List of Figures

List of Contributors

Introduction

Melodie H. Eichbauer and Danica Summerlin

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1. Papal Letters & Decretals

Danica Summerlin

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2. Conciliar Canons

Rowan Dorin

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3. What is a Canonical Collection?

Christof Rolker

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4. Corpus Iuris Canonici

Stephan Dusil

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5. Scholarly Texts: Genres for Teaching and Studying the Corpus Iuris Canonici

Atria A. Larson

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6. Physicality of Working with Paratexts

Melodie H. Eichbauer

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7. Non-Papal Letters: Capillaries of the Legal Corpus

John Ott

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8. The Ordines iudiciorum

Bruce Brasington

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9. Local Courts

Sarah White

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10. Papal Court Records

Kirsi Salonen

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11. Handbooks of Penance

Adriaan Gaastra

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12. Navigating the Corpus of Canon Law in the Later Middle Ages

Raphael Eckert

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13. Sources of Medieval Canon Law in the ‘Electronic Age’

Danica Summerlin and Melodie H. Eichbauer

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Resource Guide and Finding Aids

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Fundamental Works

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Bibliography

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Index