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La enajenación de bienes comunales en la Castilla del siglo XVII: naturaleza y alcance de un expediente fiscal

Authors: Lanza García, Ramón;

La enajenación de bienes comunales en la Castilla del siglo XVII: naturaleza y alcance de un expediente fiscal

Abstract

El proceso de privatización de los bienes públicos ha sido estudiado desde varios puntos de vista y sus consecuencias todavía siguen siendo motivo de debate entre los historiadores. En la Castilla del siglo XVII no se detuvo y alcanzó en ciertos momentos una importancia considerable a través de dos vías fundamentales, los rompimientos de pastos y la venta de tierras llamadas realengas o baldías. Este trabajo ofrece algunos datos cuantitativos que permiten valorar el alcance de este fenómeno de acuerdo con el contexto de la época y examina sus implicaciones económicas.

Este trabajo ha sido posible gracias al Ministerio de Ciencia e Innovación, que ha financiado el Proyecto de Investigación Fisco y mercado: fiscalidad, derechos de propiedad y cambio institucional en la España del siglo XVII, HAR2008-05425.

Actas de la XII Reunión Científica de la Fundación Española de Historia Moderna, celebrada en la Universidad de León en 19-21 de junio de 2012. Ramón Lanza García, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (ramon.lanza@uam.es)

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Baldíos, Rompimientos, Bienes comunales, Enajenación, Castilla, Siglo XVII

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