Introduction: The Baffled Generation. Experiencing the Crisis of the Ancien Régime in the Hispanic World (1780-1830)
The breakdown of family interests: Carlota Joaquina of Bourbon facing the threats of destruction of Portuguese Kingdom (1798-1801)
Ecclesiastical thought before a crumbling world: Spain at the end of the Ancien Régime
Spanish nobles and the revolutions: Analysis of singular experiences at the end of the Old Regime (1787-1814)
Traders in the dark: perceptions and reactions to change among Spanish merchants at the end of the Ancien Régime
Correspondence and Generational Rupture at the End of Bourbon Reformism: The Sesma Family (Navarre, 1780-1830)
The secular construction of a martyr: the case of Sebastián Acevedo in Chile (1983)
Circulation of knowledge and modernisation of the primary sector: research stays of FAO fellows in Spain (1950-1975)
How to write a conceptual history from below: intellectuals, ideas, and social practices in Modern Europe
Reading Sino-Japanese Chronologies in the Jesuit Mission: João Rodrigues Tsūzu and his Tratado do Modo de Contar os Tempos




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