This article deals with the claims on “vacant successions” (bona vacantia) and on “property of none” (res nullius) in early modern Europe, with a focus on the case of the Spanish monarchy between the thirteenth and eighteenth centuries (both in the old and in the new world). After briefly reconstructing the legal debate on the matter, the essay tries to demonstrate how the control over successions was at the centre of competing and conflicting claims, among which that of the “king heir”. In the end, what the analysis of this problem shows is that the discontinuity created by the inability of human beings to manage family and community goods and resources was a constant threat to the corporate membership-based societies of those times. There...
Kinship and Dynastic Succession in the 14th and 15th Centuries. The present article study of kinsh...
Through the analysis of a variety of cases, from premodern Europe and its colonial Worlds, to North ...
Through the analysis of a variety of cases, from premodern Europe and its colonial Worlds, to North ...
This article deals with the claims on “vacant successions” (bona vacantia) and on “property of none”...
This article deals with the claims on “vacant successions” (bona vacantia) and on “property of none”...
In early modern Castile, the administration of inheritances in abeyance (abintestatos) and goods of ...
International audienceIn early modern Castile, the administration of inheritances in abeyance (abint...
This article aims to clarify the logics that governed operations of identification and claims to per...
This paper investigates the subject of how, throughout the Inquisition, there was a silent conflict ...
This paper investigates the subject of how, throughout the Inquisition, there was a silent conflict ...
The aim of this article is to show how the composite and international domains and fiefs of early mo...
This article analyzes the conflicts that arose around the transmission of inheritance of «non-natura...
This article examines how the Plantagenet understood their political authority and how this was rela...
This article examines how the Plantagenet understood their political authority and how this was rela...
Kinship and Dynastic Succession in the 14th and 15th Centuries. The present article study of kinsh...
Kinship and Dynastic Succession in the 14th and 15th Centuries. The present article study of kinsh...
Through the analysis of a variety of cases, from premodern Europe and its colonial Worlds, to North ...
Through the analysis of a variety of cases, from premodern Europe and its colonial Worlds, to North ...
This article deals with the claims on “vacant successions” (bona vacantia) and on “property of none”...
This article deals with the claims on “vacant successions” (bona vacantia) and on “property of none”...
In early modern Castile, the administration of inheritances in abeyance (abintestatos) and goods of ...
International audienceIn early modern Castile, the administration of inheritances in abeyance (abint...
This article aims to clarify the logics that governed operations of identification and claims to per...
This paper investigates the subject of how, throughout the Inquisition, there was a silent conflict ...
This paper investigates the subject of how, throughout the Inquisition, there was a silent conflict ...
The aim of this article is to show how the composite and international domains and fiefs of early mo...
This article analyzes the conflicts that arose around the transmission of inheritance of «non-natura...
This article examines how the Plantagenet understood their political authority and how this was rela...
This article examines how the Plantagenet understood their political authority and how this was rela...
Kinship and Dynastic Succession in the 14th and 15th Centuries. The present article study of kinsh...
Kinship and Dynastic Succession in the 14th and 15th Centuries. The present article study of kinsh...
Through the analysis of a variety of cases, from premodern Europe and its colonial Worlds, to North ...
Through the analysis of a variety of cases, from premodern Europe and its colonial Worlds, to North ...