Circolazione di modelli amministrativi e decentralizzazione istituzionale nella Corona d’Aragona del tardo medioevo: le strutture contabili e finanziarie
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https://doi.org/10.1344/pedralbes2023.43-1.4Keywords:
Accounting body, Sicilia, Crown of Aragon, circulation of administrative models, institutional historyAbstract
Circulation of administrative models and institutional devolution in the late-medieval Crown of Aragon: Accounting and financial structures.
This essay examines the Crown of Aragon’s financial and accounting apparatus in the late Middle Ages. In particular, through pursuing a comparative approach, this paper discusses, on the one hand, the circulation of administrative models between the various territories of the Catalan-Aragonese political union, on the other, the process of institutional devolution that affected this monarchy. A process that should be considered as the result of a strategic programme developed by the Kings of Aragon.
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