Métamorphoses de l’idée d’empire à la Renaissance

During the Renaissance, as an age of transition, the political idea of empire (a legacy of the Middle Ages) is subject to a series of evolutions leading to the modern reality of a large market, gradually coordinating national economies and their influence networks. Do these evolutions allow us to sp...

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Main Author: Thierry Ménissier
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Language:fra
Published: École Normale Supérieure de Lyon 2012-07-01
Series:Astérion
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/asterion/2235
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description During the Renaissance, as an age of transition, the political idea of empire (a legacy of the Middle Ages) is subject to a series of evolutions leading to the modern reality of a large market, gradually coordinating national economies and their influence networks. Do these evolutions allow us to speak of an « economical version of the empire » ? Can we view this process, described through the geopolitical relationships of the Renaissance, as a prefiguration of modern globalization ? This paper deals with these questions from various points of view, in order to prove that the Renaissance idea of empire undergoes « metamorphosis », or evolutions, which modify its concept, regarding notably the relationship between domination and territoriality.
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domination
territory
Renaissance
Empire
globalization
economy
title Métamorphoses de l’idée d’empire à la Renaissance
title_full Métamorphoses de l’idée d’empire à la Renaissance
title_fullStr Métamorphoses de l’idée d’empire à la Renaissance
title_full_unstemmed Métamorphoses de l’idée d’empire à la Renaissance
title_short Métamorphoses de l’idée d’empire à la Renaissance
title_sort metamorphoses de l idee d empire a la renaissance
topic domination
territory
Renaissance
Empire
globalization
economy
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