
handle: 10578/7773
Dentro de la historia de la criminalidad, el bandolerismo se ha revelado como un tema sustancioso para investigar la marginalidad y las alteraciones provocadas por la implantación del capitalismo. En este artículo se reseñan las obras que han historiado los bandolerismos españoles ―los ocurridos en la Edad Contemporánea especialmente―, con dos propósitos: explicar los cambios en los enfoques interpretativos sobre estos delitos sociales; y ofrecer un panorama coherente y de escala peninsular a partir de las investigaciones, regionales en su mayoría, que se han llevado a cabo hasta el momento.
In the history of criminality, banditry has emerged as a substantial issue to investigate the marginalization and the alterations caused by the introduction of capitalism. In this article are reviewed the works that have written the history of the Spanish banditries ―those that occurred in Later Modern Times especially―, with two purposes: to explain changes in interpretive approaches on these social crimes; and to provide a coherent and peninsular scaled prospect from investigations, mostly regional, that have been made so far.
historiography, Spain, España, historiografía, banditry, bandolerismo
historiography, Spain, España, historiografía, banditry, bandolerismo
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