La Monarqua indiana de Carlos II en la encrujiada

A finales del siglo XVII, la Amrica espaola no sufri ninguna crisis destinada a la decadencia de su Imperio. El presente libro analiza las causas y consecuencias de los cambios polticos que llev a cabo Carlos II en uno de los reinos ms poderosos de su patrimonio: el Per. Desde una perspectiva indita, este trabajo estudia, cmo la Amrica hispnica fue precursora en las reformas sobre las cortes virreinales, que provoc un punto de inflexin en el paradigma de gobierno y articulacin de los reinos en la distancia. Desde entonces, la Monarqua hispnica bascul sus intereses hacia Amrica reconfigurandore de sus territorios, lo que no solo le llev a luchar por su resiliencia, sino a afianzar su protagonismo en la poltica internacional que hered la dinasta borbnica. At the end of the 17th century, Spanish America was not yet in the throes of the crisis that would lead to the decadence of its Empire. This book unravels the causes and consequences of the political changes carried out by Carlos II in one of the most powerful kingdoms of his patrimony: Peru. This book shows, from a hitherto unexamined perspective, how Hispanic America was a forerunner in the reforms of the viceregal courts, which in turn reshaped the paradigm of government and interaction of the distant kingdoms. From then on, the Hispanic Monarchy shifted its interests towards America, in a reorganisation of its territories that led it not only to fight for its resilience, but also to strengthen its leading role in the international politics it had inherited from the Bourbon dynasty. Ebook available in Open Access. This publication is GPRC-labeled (Guaranteed Peer-Reviewed Content).