Martin Van Gelderen Bücher

Exploring republicanism as a common European legacy, this comprehensive study delves into its historical development, philosophical foundations, and cultural significance across various nations. The work examines how republican ideals have shaped political thought and democratic practices in Europe, emphasizing the interconnectedness of these ideas throughout history. Originally published in 2002, it offers valuable insights into the evolution of republicanism and its relevance in contemporary discussions on governance and civic identity.

Focusing on the political thought during the Dutch Revolt from 1555 to 1590, this comprehensive study explores the ideologies and philosophies that shaped the period. It delves into the motivations behind the revolt, the key figures involved, and the impact of these ideas on the development of modern political theory. The analysis provides insights into how the struggle for independence influenced broader European political discourse.

This comprehensive study of republicanism as a shared European heritage, edited by Professors Skinner and van Gelderen, explores anti-monarchism, citizenship, and civic humanism from 1500 to 1800 in Volume I. Volume II examines key republican values and the role of women, alongside the relationship between republicanism and early modern commercial society.