Tavola ovale di storia moderna

In the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, while the ambitious reorganization of the urban fabric sponsored by princes and ruling elites transformed most Italian cities, Spanish Milan did not undergo any substantial renovations. In order to preserve peace and stability in an essential strategic region of the empire, Madrid abdicated a high degree of local power to the patriciate and the church and refrained from displaying its might within the urban fabric through new majestic buildings or permanent depictions of the king.

STEFANO D'AMICO - Texas Tech University

Chair: Enrico Valseriati, FBK-ISIG

Scientific coordination: Massimo Rospocher, Sandra Toffolo e Enrico Valseriati, FBK- ISIG

Cycle of seminars: “Tavola ovale di storia moderna”

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The event will be held in English

The presentation will take place online

To attend the event, registration is required by Monday 4 July 2022

During the meeting, webcams and microphones will be disabled to avoid network overloads

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