Papers by Carla Rahn Phillips
Cuadernos de historia de España, 2006
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The Sixteenth century journal, 1998
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Hahr-hispanic American Historical Review, Nov 1, 1993
... Page 13. Acknowledgments In preparing this book we accumulated many debts that we acknowl-edg... more ... Page 13. Acknowledgments In preparing this book we accumulated many debts that we acknowl-edge with gratitude. The National Endowment for the Humanities awarded William Phillips a fellowship for the academic year 1988-9, so that he could devote full time to Columbus. ...
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The American Historical Review, 1991
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Encounters Old and New in World History, 2017
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Based on extensive archival information, this paper argues that royal fiscal policy contributed t... more Based on extensive archival information, this paper argues that royal fiscal policy contributed to the severity and persistence of economic distress in Ciudad Real, and probably in all of Castile. Given the perceived need to defend Spain's European position, fiscal policy often showed a perverse disregard for economic reality in Castile. Taxation was low through the stunning inflation and population growth of the early sixteenth century, and high during the economic distress of the mid-seventeenth century; private wealth was largely untouched while the economy was growing, but it was frequently commandeered when stagnation and decline had set in. Overall, the effects of Habsburg fiscal policy were counter-productive. To preserve Spanish power the crown plundered Castile, and without a strong economic base in Castile, Spanish power could not be sustained.
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Bulletin for Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies
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American Historical Review, 2005
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J Mod Hist, 1983
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J Mod Hist, 1991
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Isis, 1988
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… iberoamericana: XXXIII Reunión Anual de la …, 2003
... por María Soledad Gómez Navarro, José Manuel de Bernardo Ares, Vol. 1, 2003, ISBN 84-7801-671... more ... por María Soledad Gómez Navarro, José Manuel de Bernardo Ares, Vol. 1, 2003, ISBN 84-7801-671-6 , págs. 57-82. Fundación Dialnet. Acceso de usuarios registrados. Acceso de usuarios registrados Usuario. Contraseña. Entrar. Mi Dialnet. ...
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The American Historical Review, 2005
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Published articles by Carla Rahn Phillips
In Historia Militar, vol. III, ed. Hugo O’Donnell y Duque de Estrada. Madrid, Comisión Española de Historia Militar, Real Academia de la Historia: Ediciones del Laberinto, 2012
An overview of Spain's engagement in naval warfare in the Atlantic during the period of Habsburg ... more An overview of Spain's engagement in naval warfare in the Atlantic during the period of Habsburg rule
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The Journal of Economic History, 1982
Official tax records and other documents provide the sources for an estimation of wool exports ov... more Official tax records and other documents provide the sources for an estimation of wool exports overtime. Four main points emerge: after a peak circa 1550, exports stagnated and declined for over a century before rising again strongly; political and economic developments in Spain and the rest of Europe affected both the volume and the direction of wool exports; most exports went to Flanders before 1550, then to Italy for a time, and finally to northern Europe again from about 1650 onward; and Spanish merchants controlled most of the trade until the mid- sixteenth century but lost dominance thereafter, retaining control only over the internal market supplying wool for export.
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Renaissance Quarterly, 2009
Gauvin Alexander Bailey (Art History), Carla Rahn Phillips (General History), and Lisa Voight (Li... more Gauvin Alexander Bailey (Art History), Carla Rahn Phillips (General History), and Lisa Voight (Literary Studies) survey various aspects of recent scholarship about Spain and Spanish America, analyzing the main contributions of diverse authors in their respective fields.
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Cuadernos De Estudios Borjanos, 2007
The size and shape of oceangoing ships built in Spain in the late 17th century emerged from a com... more The size and shape of oceangoing ships built in Spain in the late 17th century emerged from a combination of traditional proportions, theoretical propositions, governmental regulations, and the methods of master shipwrights.
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Bulletin of Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies, 2017
This study categorizes the 3,136 papers presented at the annual meetings of the Association for S... more This study categorizes the 3,136 papers presented at the annual meetings of the Association for Spanish and Portuguese Historical studies from 1970 through 2017 according to the following criteria: temporal focus, geographic focus, themes, and sub-themes. In terms of geographic and temporal focus, the vast majority of the papers have dealt with Spain from the 14th century onward, with a decided bias toward the 19th and 20th centuries. Many themes have been prominent throughout the history of the annual meetings, notably Society, Politics, Religion, Ideas, and Government. Other themes have been present, though less prominent, such as Elites, Women, International Relations, and Historiography.
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The Mariners Mirror, Mar 22, 2008
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A Companion to Latin American History, ed. Thomas H. Holloway. Oxford: Blackwell Publishing, 2008
Under the heading of conquest and colonial societies, this chapter outlines the roles of Portugue... more Under the heading of conquest and colonial societies, this chapter outlines the roles of Portuguese and Spaniards in the Mediterranean context of warfare with the Islamic world as a background to the early period of European exploration, conquest, and colonization abroad. The history and patterns of seafaring and interactions with other peoples and cultures carried over into Portuguese and Spanish experiences in the wider world.
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