| Center |
| Faculty of Geography and History |
| Departament |
| Medieval History |
| Lecturers in charge |
| Sin datos cargados |
| Met. Docent |
| General explanations at the beginning of the course will give way to more specific content and more detailed explantions of each topic and corresponding bibliography. |
| Met. Avaluació |
| Final examination and project work |
| Bibliografia |
| Como textos aconsejados para el seguimiento de la materia y para la preparación de exámenes seproponen los siguientes: Para la Historia económica europea: C.M. CIPOLLA, "Historia económica de la Europa preindustrial", Madrid, Alianza, 1981, y C.M. CIPOLLA (dir), "Historia económica de Europa", vol. 1: " La Edad Media", Barcelona, Ariel, 1979. Para la historia económica de España: se puede recurrir a los capítulos de historia económica de dos manuales generales: P. IRADIEL, S. MORETA Y E. SARASA, "Historia medieval de la España cristiana", Madrid, Cátedra, y de la "Historia del País Valencià", Vol II: "De la conquesta a la deferació hispànica", Barcelona, Ediciones 62, 1989, o al manual, más completo, de Ch.E. DUFORCQ y J.GAUTIER DALCHÉ, "Historia económica y social de la España cri |
| Continguts |
| The program is divided into two parts: 1. - In the first part, the professor will develop a general vision of the economic evolution of pre-industrial European societies between the ninth and fifteenth centuries, approaching specific problems of medieval economic growth and/or stagnation, and the dominance of capitalism in the transition process. 2. - The second part is of monographic character in which particular sectors of this development-crisis and structural transformation of medieval economy will be approached: agriculture, handmade production, trade, banking, credit... In this part of the course special attention will be paid to Valencian economic history by means of local historical sources. |