La América española: entre el pacífico y el atlántico.

Se abordan las distintas vertientes del comercio exterior español durante los siglos xvi y xvii que hasta ahora se habian estudiado por separado. En esta obra se plantea la integración de los diversos analisis parciales a fin de obtener una imagen global de los distintos flujos mercantiles vehiculados por via maritima para dar cuenta de la multilateralidad de los intercambios y de su organización en un sistema de alcance mundial.

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A new hypothesis on nationalism, the 2nd Spanish Republic and history teaching, as well as a full historiographical review of research on the Spanish Civil War and Franco¿s regime in the Valencian region make this book a must-have for students, researchers and members of the public who want to approach the history of the 20th century, a period close to our present which can help us understand our own culture and the challenges facing modern society in a better way.

The Prince, by Niccolo Machiavelli is one of his most celebrated works regarding western philosophy and politics. It constitutes a polemic and irreverent way of thinking that is a bit ironic but always lucid. You'll be captivated by a timeless assessment of power, status, and their origins, as well as how these are legitimized.