David Do Paço
Biographic Data
| ID | 293851 |
|---|---|
| NAME | David Do Paço |
| GIVEN NAMES | David |
| FAMILY NAME | Do Paço |
| SIGNATURE | DO PAÇO D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institut d'Etudes Politiques de Paris |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0844-4100 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The grain trade and minorities in the early modern Italian Peninsula and beyond
This paper introduces the Special Issue ‘Minorities and Grain Trade in Early Modern Europe’. While an area’s traditional supply circuits benefitted from satisfactory harvests and a stable food demand, minorities’ contribution became crucial during crisis. Due to their commercial networks, facilities, and capital, minorities and their agents were able to cope with market disruption, especially when inflation and the reconfiguration of supply areas…
Cindy R. Lobel, Urban Appetites, Food and Culture in Nineteenth-Century New York
Urban appetites est un plat bien exotique sur la table française de l’histoire de l’alimentation, mais cet ouvrage incarne toute la richesse de son renouvellement international. Affranchie du souci de devoir s’excuser d’exister comme discipline et de celui de devoir sans cesse réaffirmer la pertinence de son approche, l’histoire proposée ici par Cindy R. Lobel est offensive et se confronte aux paradigmes de l’histoire urbaine, de l’histoire polit…
Remarks on Foreignness in Eighteenth-Century German Cookbooks
This article analyses how food, recipes, and techniques and manners introduced as foreign were integrated in eighteenth-century German cookbooks. Doing so it intends to transfer a methodology recently developed in social history to history of food in order to get a better understanding of how eighteenth-century European societies defined foreignness. It claims that cookbooks should be considered as topographies of the table and presents the Holy …
Tempo, Scales and Circulations
This article reinterprets the circulations between the Mediterranean and continental Europe by studying the lazarets in eighteenth-century Trieste and explaining how they entangled and connected complex and autonomous systems for circulating information, knowledge, people and goods. It focuses on the various perspectives from which the history of lazarets and, more broadly, the history of circulations in an integrated Euro-Mediterranean area can …
Women in Diplomacy in Late Eighteenth-Century Istanbul
This article identifies the different roles played by women in the diplomatic corps of the Pera embassies of Christian-ruled states. It focuses on women operating in and from the Habsburg embassy during the last two decades of the eighteenth century, a period marked by the revolutionary wars and the beginning of the ‘Eastern Question’. Using a microhistorical approach, this article analyses how women facilitated the embedding of individual member…
PIMo-Cromohs Podcast Series Contagion
Lazarets Never Aimed to Stop Circulations
The history of lazarets lies at the crossroads between the history of circulations and that of pandemics. Initially built to isolate and treat plague patients, they were then closely associated with the economic development of the early modern European states, and ensured the development of safe circulation in the Mediterranean and Central Europe. Here, through the example of the lazaret of Trieste, we can also understand that a lazaret was a mic…
A case of urban integration
Studying the Ottoman subjects in eighteenth-century Vienna helps to understand better the process of integration of the different districts of the city in a fast-changing context, especially around its Danube port area. Despite the withdrawal of the Ottoman empire from central Europe after 1683, Ottomans were fully a part of the history of Vienna and their presence has to be explored within the specific urban dynamics of a city: the reconfigurati…
Agents of Empire
A Social History of Trans-Imperial Diplomacy in a Crisis Context
This article explores the multiple circles of diplomatic agents and their social belonging in the context of the international crisis in late eighteenth-century Istanbul, drawing upon the private papers of the imperial internuncio at Pera between 1779 and 1802. The son of an Irish Jacobite supporter who became a Jesuit and then a radical reformer in Vienna, Peter Herbert von Rathkeal was also a member of the Pera society in which he was born and …
La ville contre la diaspora
Cet article propose une analyse des différentes formes prises par la présence ottomane dans les villes de la monarchie des Habsbourg, dans le contexte d’un nouveau développement commercial qui suit les traités de Karlowitz (1699) et de Passarowitz (1718). À l’état des lieux de cette présence dans les différentes composantes territoriales de l’espace habsbourgeois, suit son analyse comparée à Pest, Temesvár, Trieste et Vienne. En déplaçant le rega…
Simona Cerutti Étrangers. Etude d’une condition d’incertitude dans une société d’Ancien Régime Montrouge, Bayard, 2012, 301 p
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Mobilités et précarités
Cet article interroge le rapport entre mobilités géographiques et mobilités sociales au sein du milieu de l’opéra du xviiie siècle et autour de la carrière erratique de Lorenzo Da Ponte. Il souligne le rôle du patronage dans l’attraction et la circulation des auteurs et des compositeurs ainsi que l’existence de solidarités corporatistes plus ou moins institutionnalisées qui permettent de réguler un marché de la musique et des arts lyriques. Néanm…
Extranéité et lien social
Interroger le rapport entre extranéité et lien social permet de mettre au jour les logiques de l'intégration. Dans la Vienne du XVIII e siècle, la présence ottomane s'inscrit avant tout dans l'histoire sociopolitique de la ville. Elle participe au caméralisme de l'administration impériale et au développement du despotisme éclairé viennois au détriment des libertés municipales. Elle permet à l'élite en place de renforcer sa position à l'encontre d…
Maria Pia Pedani, Venezia porta d’Oriente, Bologne, Il mulino, 2010
Paula Sutter FICHTNER, Terror and Toleration. The Habsburg Empire Confronts Islam, 1526-1850, Londres, Reaktion Books, 2008
Women in Diplomacy in Late Eighteenth-Century Istanbul
This article identifies the different roles played by women in the diplomatic corps of the Pera embassies of Christian-ruled states. It focuses on women operating in and from the Habsburg embassy during the last two decades of the eighteenth century, a period marked by the revolutionary wars and the beginning of the ‘Eastern Question’. Using a microhistorical approach, this article analyses how women facilitated the embedding of individual member…
Tempo, Scales and Circulations
This article reinterprets the circulations between the Mediterranean and continental Europe by studying the lazarets in eighteenth-century Trieste and explaining how they entangled and connected complex and autonomous systems for circulating information, knowledge, people and goods. It focuses on the various perspectives from which the history of lazarets and, more broadly, the history of circulations in an integrated Euro-Mediterranean area can …
A Social History of Trans-Imperial Diplomacy in a Crisis Context
This article explores the multiple circles of diplomatic agents and their social belonging in the context of the international crisis in late eighteenth-century Istanbul, drawing upon the private papers of the imperial internuncio at Pera between 1779 and 1802. The son of an Irish Jacobite supporter who became a Jesuit and then a radical reformer in Vienna, Peter Herbert von Rathkeal was also a member of the Pera society in which he was born and …
Maria Pia Pedani, Venezia porta d’Oriente, Bologne, Il mulino, 2010
Paula Sutter FICHTNER, Terror and Toleration. The Habsburg Empire Confronts Islam, 1526-1850, Londres, Reaktion Books, 2008
Extranéité et lien social
Interroger le rapport entre extranéité et lien social permet de mettre au jour les logiques de l'intégration. Dans la Vienne du XVIII e siècle, la présence ottomane s'inscrit avant tout dans l'histoire sociopolitique de la ville. Elle participe au caméralisme de l'administration impériale et au développement du despotisme éclairé viennois au détriment des libertés municipales. Elle permet à l'élite en place de renforcer sa position à l'encontre d…
Simona Cerutti Étrangers. Etude d’une condition d’incertitude dans une société d’Ancien Régime Montrouge, Bayard, 2012, 301 p
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Mobilités et précarités
Cet article interroge le rapport entre mobilités géographiques et mobilités sociales au sein du milieu de l’opéra du xviiie siècle et autour de la carrière erratique de Lorenzo Da Ponte. Il souligne le rôle du patronage dans l’attraction et la circulation des auteurs et des compositeurs ainsi que l’existence de solidarités corporatistes plus ou moins institutionnalisées qui permettent de réguler un marché de la musique et des arts lyriques. Néanm…
La ville contre la diaspora
Cet article propose une analyse des différentes formes prises par la présence ottomane dans les villes de la monarchie des Habsbourg, dans le contexte d’un nouveau développement commercial qui suit les traités de Karlowitz (1699) et de Passarowitz (1718). À l’état des lieux de cette présence dans les différentes composantes territoriales de l’espace habsbourgeois, suit son analyse comparée à Pest, Temesvár, Trieste et Vienne. En déplaçant le rega…
Agents of Empire
A Social History of Trans-Imperial Diplomacy in a Crisis Context
This article explores the multiple circles of diplomatic agents and their social belonging in the context of the international crisis in late eighteenth-century Istanbul, drawing upon the private papers of the imperial internuncio at Pera between 1779 and 1802. The son of an Irish Jacobite supporter who became a Jesuit and then a radical reformer in Vienna, Peter Herbert von Rathkeal was also a member of the Pera society in which he was born and …
PIMo-Cromohs Podcast Series Contagion
Lazarets Never Aimed to Stop Circulations
The history of lazarets lies at the crossroads between the history of circulations and that of pandemics. Initially built to isolate and treat plague patients, they were then closely associated with the economic development of the early modern European states, and ensured the development of safe circulation in the Mediterranean and Central Europe. Here, through the example of the lazaret of Trieste, we can also understand that a lazaret was a mic…
A case of urban integration
Studying the Ottoman subjects in eighteenth-century Vienna helps to understand better the process of integration of the different districts of the city in a fast-changing context, especially around its Danube port area. Despite the withdrawal of the Ottoman empire from central Europe after 1683, Ottomans were fully a part of the history of Vienna and their presence has to be explored within the specific urban dynamics of a city: the reconfigurati…
Remarks on Foreignness in Eighteenth-Century German Cookbooks
This article analyses how food, recipes, and techniques and manners introduced as foreign were integrated in eighteenth-century German cookbooks. Doing so it intends to transfer a methodology recently developed in social history to history of food in order to get a better understanding of how eighteenth-century European societies defined foreignness. It claims that cookbooks should be considered as topographies of the table and presents the Holy …
Tempo, Scales and Circulations
This article reinterprets the circulations between the Mediterranean and continental Europe by studying the lazarets in eighteenth-century Trieste and explaining how they entangled and connected complex and autonomous systems for circulating information, knowledge, people and goods. It focuses on the various perspectives from which the history of lazarets and, more broadly, the history of circulations in an integrated Euro-Mediterranean area can …
Women in Diplomacy in Late Eighteenth-Century Istanbul
This article identifies the different roles played by women in the diplomatic corps of the Pera embassies of Christian-ruled states. It focuses on women operating in and from the Habsburg embassy during the last two decades of the eighteenth century, a period marked by the revolutionary wars and the beginning of the ‘Eastern Question’. Using a microhistorical approach, this article analyses how women facilitated the embedding of individual member…
Cindy R. Lobel, Urban Appetites, Food and Culture in Nineteenth-Century New York
Urban appetites est un plat bien exotique sur la table française de l’histoire de l’alimentation, mais cet ouvrage incarne toute la richesse de son renouvellement international. Affranchie du souci de devoir s’excuser d’exister comme discipline et de celui de devoir sans cesse réaffirmer la pertinence de son approche, l’histoire proposée ici par Cindy R. Lobel est offensive et se confronte aux paradigmes de l’histoire urbaine, de l’histoire polit…
The grain trade and minorities in the early modern Italian Peninsula and beyond
This paper introduces the Special Issue ‘Minorities and Grain Trade in Early Modern Europe’. While an area’s traditional supply circuits benefitted from satisfactory harvests and a stable food demand, minorities’ contribution became crucial during crisis. Due to their commercial networks, facilities, and capital, minorities and their agents were able to cope with market disruption, especially when inflation and the reconfiguration of supply areas…
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