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SUMMARY:Naples: A Global City Within the Spanish Monarchy
DESCRIPTION:\nThis lecture explores the role of Naples as a central urba
	n hub within the Spanish Monarchy. The presentation begins with an analy
	sis of the structure of the monarchy in Italy\, tracing Naples’ integrat
	ion into the Crown of Aragon and later under Habsburg rule. It examines 
	the political\, social\, and economic implications of this transition\, 
	highlighting the interplay between urban elites and viceregal governance
	 in shaping the city's administration and dynamics.\n\nThe discussion fu
	rther delves into the spatial organization of Naples\, emphasizing the s
	ignificance of urban ceremonial circuits and the architectural transform
	ations that reinforced the city’s role as a symbol of power and prestige
	. By connecting urban planning and ritual practices\, the lecture unders
	cores Naples’ status as a global city in the early modern period\, refle
	cting its integration into the broader framework of the Spanish Monarchy
	.\n\nRefreshments will be served.\n\nFor more details: https://events.la
	.psu.edu/event/naples-a-global-city-within-the-spanish-monarchy/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<html><head></head><body><p>This lecture ex
	plores the role of Naples as a central urban hub within the Spanish Mona
	rchy. The presentation begins with an analysis of the structure of the m
	onarchy in Italy, tracing Naples’ integration into the Crown of Aragon a
	nd later under Habsburg rule. It examines the political, social, and eco
	nomic implications of this transition, highlighting the interplay betwee
	n urban elites and viceregal governance in shaping the city's administra
	tion and dynamics.</p><p>The discussion further delves into the spatial 
	organization of Naples, emphasizing the significance of urban ceremonial
	 circuits and the architectural transformations that reinforced the city
	’s role as a symbol of power and prestige. By connecting urban planning 
	and ritual practices, the lecture underscores Naples’ status as a global
	 city in the early modern period, reflecting its integration into the br
	oader framework of the Spanish Monarchy.</p><p><em>Refreshments will be 
	served.</em></p><p>For more details: <a href='https://events.la.psu.edu/
	event/naples-a-global-city-within-the-spanish-monarchy/'>https://events.
	la.psu.edu/event/naples-a-global-city-within-the-spanish-monarchy/</a></
	p></body></html>
LOCATION:102 Weaver Building
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