LOS MECANISMOS DEL PODER (HMM) (ZAPPC) - Softcover

Torras I Ribé, Josep M. . . . [et Al. ]

Softcover

ISBN 10: 8484324605 ISBN 13: 9788484324607

Publisher: Editorial Crítica, 2003

Synopsis

260pp , About the author :: Born in Igualada the year 1942 , Josep Maria Torras i Ribé is Professor of Modern History at the University of Barcelona. He specializes in the history of society and institutions , and in the war of succession . He has extensively researched the era of the Catalan defeat of 1714 and has published books " Felipe V against Catalonia " ( his latest book, a bestseller ) and " The War of Succession and the sites of Barcelona " . He has devoted much of his research in the rigorous study of the past and his works have provided significant elements on a key period in our history. He is also author of the study " The industrial revolution in the region of Anoia " and " Roads and travelers in the region of Anoia ," among others . Because of its work of cultural and civic resistance , was imprisoned by the dictatorship . During his acceptance speech he had a memory for people of his generation and extended the award for his teammates. ON THE WORK :: Coinciding with the celebration of the tercentenary of the advent of the Bourbon dynasty to the throne of Spain were lavished work on the figure and work of Philip V. Professor Josep Maria Torras i Ribé adopted as a subject of study in this book reforms in municipal institutions of Catalonia as a result of the War of Succession and the implementation of the Decree of New Plant . Besides the analysis of this laborious constitutional process , the author also describes the enormous task they had to undertake the Bourbon authorities to recruit a new ruling class at the municipal level , with the new monarchy affects individuals but offering guarantees while rooting economic and social within diverse populations.

Edition details

• Publisher: Editorial Crítica
• Publication date: 2003
• Language: Spanish
• ISBN 10: 8484324605
• ISBN 13: 9788484324607
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 262