el entorno social de un escritor económico a comienzos del siglo xvii : el ejemplo de alberto struzzi
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Abstract
El presente trabajo analiza la figura de Alberto Struzzi (1557-1638), un hombre de negocios, escritor y diplomático italiano que residió en las principales ciudades de la Europa de su tiempo, como Bruselas, Praga o Madrid. Para ello distinguimos los círculos o esferas sociales que el autor frecuentó, en especial la familia, los negocios y las cortes principescas. Ello nos permitirá conocer mucho mejor las raíces de su pensamiento económico y social, así como el papel jugado por la baja y media nobleza en la primera Edad Moderna europea.
The present paper analyzes the personality of Alberto Struzzi (1557-1638), an Italian businessman, diplomat and economic writer who lived in the main European cities of the time like Brussels, Prague or Madrid. With this aim we have distinguished the circles (or social spheres) frequented by the author, especially his familial environment, his economic activities and the princely courts. It will allow to know better the roots of Struzzi’s economic and social thought, as well as the role played by the small and middle nobility in the European Early Modern Times
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| Authors | ;Miguel Angel Echevarría Bacigalupe |
| Journal | international journal of antennas and propagation |
| Year | 2009 |
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10.5944/etfiv.22.2009.1606
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