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El bandolerismo: un problema social, político y económico en los territorios peninsulares de la monarquía hispánica de los siglos XVI y XVII

Authors: Marco Cano, Rubén;

El bandolerismo: un problema social, político y económico en los territorios peninsulares de la monarquía hispánica de los siglos XVI y XVII

Abstract

En este artículo se ha tratado realizar un recorrido por el bandolerismo en la España de los XVI y XVII haciendo hincapié en los territorios de Aragón, Murcia, Valencia, Andalucía y Extremadura, regiones en las cuales ha habido una gran actividad del bandolerismo en estos siglos. También se aborda en este artículo aspectos como las diferentes formas en las que se desarrolló el bandolerismo y quienes formaron parte de este y con qué objetivos, para luego explicar cuáles fueron las causas que propiciaron el auge de dicha actividad. Posteriormente se analiza las formas de represión que intentaron llevar a cabo las instituciones para frenar este tipo de delincuencia.

In this article we have tried to make an overview of banditry in Spain in the 16th and 17th centuries, with emphasis on the territories of Aragon, Murcia, Valencia, Andalusia and Extremadura, regions in which there has been a great activity of banditry in these centuries. This article also deals with aspects such as the different ways in which banditry developed and who took part in it and with what objectives, in order to explain the causes that led to the rise of this activity. It then goes on to analyse the forms of repression that the institutions tried to carry out in order to curb this type of delinquency.

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smuggling, Delincuencia, Contrabando, monfí, NX440-632, History (General), Bandolerismo, Bandritry, CDU::9 - Geografía e historia, Moriscos, History of the arts, Smuggling, D1-2009, banditry, Monfi, Crime, moriscos, crime

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