Possessions, renda de la terra i treball assalariat: L'illa de Mallorca, 1400-1660

Set against the historical backdrop of Mallorca from the 15th to the 17th century, this exploration delves into the intricate dynamics of land ownership and wage labor during a transformative period. the authors meticulously analyze the socio-economic structures of the island, revealing how the distribution of land shaped the lives of the inhabitants. Their research highlights the systemic relationships between the agrarian economy and the labor force, illustrating the complexities of a feudal society on the brink of modernity.

Through a thoughtful examination of historical records and contextual narratives, the work captures the tensions and transitions that defined an era. Readers are invited to understand the struggles and adaptations of individuals caught between tradition and emerging economic forces. The authors shed light on the evolution of social hierarchies and economic practices, ultimately painting a vivid picture of life in Mallorca, marked by change and resilience.