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Chacun pour soi(e) ? Lobbying, stratégies économiques et commerce international dans le secteur de la soie aux Pays-Bas espagnols (1618)

Authors: Simon Nicolas;

Chacun pour soi(e) ? Lobbying, stratégies économiques et commerce international dans le secteur de la soie aux Pays-Bas espagnols (1618)

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En mars 1618 fut promulguée, dans les Pays-Bas espagnols, une ordonnance interdisant l’importation de soies issues de territoires étrangers, c’est-à-dire non soumis à la juridiction des archiducs Albert et Isabelle. Cette ordonnance n’est pas la première du genre puisqu’un précédent acte avait déjà été promulgué en 1606 à la suite d’une requête envoyée par la ville d’Anvers et le métier des merciers de cette même ville. Plus globalement, l’acte de 1618 s’intègre dans la logique des ordonnances dites somptuaires visant à réglementer les habillements jugés trop luxueux. À la suite de l’ordonnance de mars 1618, une campagne de lobbying est menée par deux parties opposées. D’un côté se trouvent les marchands, adversaires de l’interdiction d’importer des soies étrangères. Aux antipodes de cette position se trouvent les préparateurs de la soie de cités flamandes et brabançonnes pour qui l’interdiction signifie la possibilité d’écouler plus facilement le fruit de leur labeur. La présente contribution se propose d’analyser le contexte particulier dans lequel fut prise cette ordonnance de même que l’argumentation et les stratégies narratives utilisées par les préparateurs de soie dans leur requête.

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police ordinances, legal history, ancien Pays-Bas, histoire de Belgique, economic history, histoire du droit, économie, législation, commerce international – Trêve des Douze Ans – lobbying – archiducs Albert et Isabelle, lobbying, history, Habsburg Netherlands, Pays-Bas espagnols

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