:Spain in Italy: Politics, Society, and Religion 1500-1700

Abstract

Introduction - Thomas James Dandelet and John A. Marino I. States under Spanish Rule 1. Integration and Conflict in Spanish Sicily - Francesco Benigno 2. The Kingdom of Sardinia: A Province In Balance between Catalonia, Castile, and Italy - Francesco Manconi 3. The Kingdom of Naples in the Spanish Imperial System - Aurelio Musi 4. Milan: From the Empire to the Spanish Monarchy - Antonio Alvarez-Ossorio Alvarino II. Spanish Influence in the Italian States 5. Naples and Florence in Charles V's Italy: Family, Court, and Government in the Toledo-Medici Alliance - Carlos Jose Hernando Sanchez 6. Paying for the New St. Peter's: Contributions to the Construction of the New Basilica from Spanish Lands, 1506-1620 - Thomas James Dandelet 7. Genoa: Being a Republic in Philip II's Empire - Arturo Pacini 8. The Venetian Territorial State: Constructing Boundaries in the Shadow of Spain - John Jeffries Martin III. Society, Administration, and Economy 9. Noble Presence and Stratification in the Territories of Spanish Italy - Giovanni Muto 10. The Profession of Arms and the Nobility in Spanish Italy: Some Considerations - Claudio Donati 11. Evolving the History of Women in Early Modern Italy: Subordination and Agency - Elizabeth S. Cohen 12. Government/Administration: The Italian Kingdoms within the Spanish Monarchy - Mireille Peytavin 13. A Declining Economy: Central and Northern Italy - Paolo Malanima 14. The Rural World in Italy under Spanish Rule - John A. Marino IV. Religion and the Church 15. Exchanges Between Italy and Spain: Culture and Religion - James S. Amelang 16. Church Reform and Heresy in the age of Charles V: Spanish Reflections in Italy - Massimo Firpo 17. Male Religious Orders in Sixteenth-Century Italy - Flavio Rurale 18. Church and Crown in Spanish Italy - Agostino Borromeo 19. The Politics of Counter-Reformation Iconography and a Quest for the Spanishness of Neapolitan Art - Sebastian Schutze