The Hispanic World in Crisis and Change

Informationen zum Autor John Lynch has spent most of his academic career in the University of London, first at University College, then the Institute of Latin-American Studies. His research interests have centered on the Hispanic world in the colonial and independence periods. Klappentext In this book, now available in paper, John Lynch has substantially revised and expanded his Spain Under the Habsburgs, Volume II, taking account of the research of the last decade and the interests of modern historians. The book retains its previous framework and preserves the character which has made it one of the most quoted works on Spain's century of adversity. It continues to cast a penetrating eye on the regime of Philip III and Lerma, the imperial policies of Philip IV and Olivares, the mid-century revolutions, the chronology of depression, and the balance of progress and poverty under Charles II. And it still provides the most comprehensive and challenging account of the role of America in the Hispanic world and of the changing relations between colonies and metropolis. Zusammenfassung The seventeenth century has gained enormously from the resurgence of historical studies in Spain and from the contributions of historians outside the penninsula. In this book! John Lynch has taken account of this research to substantially revise and expand his Spain Under the Hapsburgs! Volume II . Inhaltsverzeichnis List of Illustrations and Maps. Preface. 1. The Hispanic World in 1600. 2. The Government of Philip III. 3. Recession and Reaction. 4. Olivares! Castile and Imperial Spain. 5. The Great Crisis: 1640 and After. 6. Society and Economy. 7. American Trade: Recession and Revival. 8. Spanish America: A Changing Empire. 9. Government and Society in the Reign of Charles II. 10. The End of Habsburg Spain. Appendix I. Appendix II. Bibliography of Recent Works. Index.

Autorentext
John Lynch has spent most of his academic career in the University of London, first at University College, then the Institute of Latin-American Studies. His research interests have centered on the Hispanic world in the colonial and independence periods.

Klappentext
In this book, now available in paper, John Lynch has substantially revised and expanded his Spain Under the Habsburgs, Volume II, taking account of the research of the last decade and the interests of modern historians. The book retains its previous framework and preserves the character which has made it one of the most quoted works on Spain's century of adversity. It continues to cast a penetrating eye on the regime of Philip III and Lerma, the imperial policies of Philip IV and Olivares, the mid-century revolutions, the chronology of depression, and the balance of progress and poverty under Charles II. And it still provides the most comprehensive and challenging account of the role of America in the Hispanic world and of the changing relations between colonies and metropolis.

Zusammenfassung
The seventeenth century has gained enormously from the resurgence of historical studies in Spain and from the contributions of historians outside the penninsula. In this book, John Lynch has taken account of this research to substantially revise and expand his Spain Under the Hapsburgs, Volume II .

Inhalt
List of Illustrations and Maps. Preface. 1. The Hispanic World in 1600. 2. The Government of Philip III. 3. Recession and Reaction. 4. Olivares, Castile and Imperial Spain. 5. The Great Crisis: 1640 and After. 6. Society and Economy. 7. American Trade: Recession and Revival. 8. Spanish America: A Changing Empire. 9. Government and Society in the Reign of Charles II. 10. The End of Habsburg Spain. Appendix I. Appendix II. Bibliography of Recent Works. Index.

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