Matteo Di Tullio Libros

Focusing on economic inequality and social polarization, this comprehensive analysis delves into the dynamics of a preindustrial society. It explores the historical context and factors contributing to disparities, providing a detailed examination of social structures and their implications. Through rigorous research, the book uncovers the complexities of wealth distribution and class relations, making it a significant contribution to the understanding of social hierarchies in early societies.

Set against the backdrop of the early-sixteenth century, the book explores the intense power struggles between Milan and Venice in the Po Valley, highlighting the impact of warfare on local populations. It challenges traditional views on the relationship between conflict and economic progress, offering new insights into how crises shaped the region's development. The findings extend beyond local implications, providing a broader understanding of early modern Europe's socio-economic dynamics during a period of instability.