Luis Alberto Mansilla, autodidacta

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Los superricos han existido siempre y a todos nos fascinan. Monarcas que se divinizaron en vida como Akenatón y Luis XIV —que crearon sus propias ciudades-palacio para el culto a su personalidad— son antecesores de los jeques árabes que en la actualidad hacen surgir grandes urbes en medio del desierto. Hombres sin escrúpulos como el especulador Craso de la República romana o el conquistador del Perú Francisco Pizarro son los maestros de los nuevos multimillonarios rusos y chinos, de ambición ilimitada y pocas consideraciones. Príncipes banqueros del Renacimiento como Cosme de...

La Cátedra Casa de Austria, junto a la Universidad CEU Cardenal Herrera, el Instituto CEU de Humanidades Ángel Ayala y la Fundación Cultural Ángel Herrera Oria, edita el presente libro El advenimiento de la Casa de Austria a los Reinos Hispánicos coincidiendo con el reciente Vº Centenario de la coronación de Carlos I de Habsburgo como Rey de Romanos (1520-2020). La obra, de carácter multidisciplinar, reúne a relevantes especialistas en la materia que desde diferentes perspectivas temáticas –articuladas en cuatro bloques, a saber, Pensamiento, Iglesia y reforma, Renacimiento: arte...

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