La política italiana de Felipe V entre 1713 y 1746
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2022
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León Sanz, Virginia. «política italiana de Felipe V entre 1713 y 1746». Studia Historica: Historia Moderna 44, n.o 2 (2022): 7-30. https://doi.org/10.14201/shhmo2022442730.
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La política dinástica de Felipe V puso en peligro la estabilidad europea tras la Paz de Utrecht y tuvo en Italia su principal escenario, lo que afectó a los exiliados austracistas de la Guerra de Sucesión y a las relaciones con Viena. Pero también se vieron implicadas en la defensa del nuevo orden internacional otras potencias europeas, especialmente Gran Bretaña, Francia, sin olvidar el papel de Saboya. En la Europa del equilibrio las motivaciones comerciales y coloniales emergieron con fuerza. La renovación de la historiografía sobre el reinado de Felipe V apunta a la complejidad de las décadas siguientes al conflicto dinástico tanto a nivel interno como en su dimensión internacional. La consolidación del sistema de Utrecht estuvo acompañada de reajustes y transformaciones.
The dynastic policy of Felipe V endangered European stability after the Peace of Utrecht. His strategy had as main stage Italy and affected the austracist exiles of the War of Succession and the rela-tionships with Vienna. But other European powers were also involved in the defences of a new international order, especially Great Britain, France and Savoy. In the Europe of equilibrium, commercial and colonialmotivations emerged strongly. The renewal of the historiography on the reign of Felipe V points out to the complexity of the decades of dynastic conflict, with both internally and in international dimensions. Then, the consolidation of the Utrecht system was accompanied by readjustments and transformations.
The dynastic policy of Felipe V endangered European stability after the Peace of Utrecht. His strategy had as main stage Italy and affected the austracist exiles of the War of Succession and the rela-tionships with Vienna. But other European powers were also involved in the defences of a new international order, especially Great Britain, France and Savoy. In the Europe of equilibrium, commercial and colonialmotivations emerged strongly. The renewal of the historiography on the reign of Felipe V points out to the complexity of the decades of dynastic conflict, with both internally and in international dimensions. Then, the consolidation of the Utrecht system was accompanied by readjustments and transformations.