La « Casa di San Giorgio », une autorité de régulation dans les villes communales médiévales italiennes
The familiar structure by clan of urban medieval society, regulated by codes of revenge, gives a propensity to political instability, and offer a particular conception of political representation. I focus on the case of Casa di San Giorgio, a very original institution in Italian Middle Age. This aut...
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doaj-f927c2b2de144b29a0959d7860868a352020-11-24T21:17:12ZfraL’HarmattanDroit et Cultures0247-97882109-94212006-12-0152221237La « Casa di San Giorgio », une autorité de régulation dans les villes communales médiévales italiennesLuca ParisoliThe familiar structure by clan of urban medieval society, regulated by codes of revenge, gives a propensity to political instability, and offer a particular conception of political representation. I focus on the case of Casa di San Giorgio, a very original institution in Italian Middle Age. This authority of governance was responsible for the political economy of Genoa in lieu of the elective chamber and of the government. Casa di San Giorgio devoted itself to common good and survived, because it was independent from warrior and nobility elements of the town: the common interest was finally the realization of capitalist welfare in Genoa.http://journals.openedition.org/droitcultures/715economy politicsgovernanceMiddle Agepolitical representationrevenge |
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La « Casa di San Giorgio », une autorité de régulation dans les villes communales médiévales italiennes |
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La « Casa di San Giorgio », une autorité de régulation dans les villes communales médiévales italiennes |
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La « Casa di San Giorgio », une autorité de régulation dans les villes communales médiévales italiennes |
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La « Casa di San Giorgio », une autorité de régulation dans les villes communales médiévales italiennes |
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la « casa di san giorgio », une autorité de régulation dans les villes communales médiévales italiennes |
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Droit et Cultures |
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The familiar structure by clan of urban medieval society, regulated by codes of revenge, gives a propensity to political instability, and offer a particular conception of political representation. I focus on the case of Casa di San Giorgio, a very original institution in Italian Middle Age. This authority of governance was responsible for the political economy of Genoa in lieu of the elective chamber and of the government. Casa di San Giorgio devoted itself to common good and survived, because it was independent from warrior and nobility elements of the town: the common interest was finally the realization of capitalist welfare in Genoa. |
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economy politics governance Middle Age political representation revenge |
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