Ponziane islands and the control of the neapolitan maritime frontier (XVI-XVIII centuries)
Journal title STORIA URBANA
Author/s Arturo Gallia
Publishing Year 2020 Issue 2019/163
Language Italian Pages 15 P. 63-77 File size 86 KB
DOI 10.3280/SU2019-163004
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The paper highlight how the control of the insular periferies - the Ponziane Islands in particular - was for the Kingdom of Naples a non-sporadic interest, which then intensified under the Bourbons dynasty. In a first phase (XVI-XVII centuries), the measure adopted were exogenous, mainly oriented to the control of the islands: in particular, by the economic point of view, linked to fishing and the coral trade; in a second phase (XVIII century) it is possible to highlight the advent of new local and non-formal actors, which concretise external impulses. The main goal of the article is to stress how the different processes were not limited to the insular or dual central-periphery dimension, but give rise to phenomena of wider scope in the complex of Tyrrhenian Sea and the western Mediterranean, showing - once again - the presence of articulated and complex inter-island relations networks. Keywords: maritime frontier, smaller islands, population processes, Antonio Winspeare, port towns.
Keywords: Frontiera marittima Isole minori Popolamento Antonio Winspeare Città portuali
Arturo Gallia, Popolamento e controllo della frontiera marittima napoletana. Le isole ponziane (1734-1815) in "STORIA URBANA " 163/2019, pp 63-77, DOI: 10.3280/SU2019-163004