Fundación Española de Historia Moderna

Enlaces a la información original:
P3A\CARTEL-FROMCRECY-A3-W2.pdf
P3A\DIPTICO-FROMCRECY-W3.pdf

From Crecy to Waterloo: War and the Development of the Fiscal State in Europe (14th-18th Centuries) Universidad de Málaga 2-3 February 2023

Scientific and organising committee:

Ángel Galán Sánchez (Universidad de Málaga)

Rodrigo da Costa Dominguez (Universidade do Minho)

Federico Gálvez Gambero (Universidad de Málaga)

February 2 Afternoon

15:30-16:00	Institutional opening
Keynote lecture
16:00-17:00	Philip Hoffman (California Institute of Technology)	War, Taxation, and Spending: Middle Ages to the 19^thcentury
First session: War and taxation in Late Medieval states
17:00-17:20	Anne Curry (University of Southampton)	Who paid for the Hundred Years War?
17:20-17:40	Rodrigo da Costa Dominguez (Universidade do Minho), José Manuel Triano Milán (Universidad de Málaga), Federico Gálvez Gambero (Universidad de Málaga)	War effects on taxation in Castile and Portugal during the Late Middle Ages
17:40-18:00	Antoni Furió (Universitat de València)	War, taxation and public debt in a composite state: the Crown of Aragon in the 14th and 15th centuries
18:00-18:30	Coffee break
18:30-19:30	Discussion

February 3 Morning

Second session: War and the construction of Early Modern empires
10:30-10:50	Sevket Pamuk (Bogaziçi University)	New series for tax revenues of states in Europe and other regions, 1500-1914 (in collaboration with Kivanç Karaman)
10:50-11:10	Carlos Álvarez Nogal (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid)	The cost of an armada of Philip II: soldiers, ships and crew
11:10-11:30	Jari Eloranta (University of Helsinki)	Reconciling state capacity, fiscal states, and empires in the long-run historical analysis
11:30-12:00	Coffee break
12:00-13:00	Discussion