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Front Matter -- 1. PIECING THE PUZZLE: Liberty, Identity, and Crisisin the Republic of Genoa. Enrico Zucchi,
Alessandro Metlica -- 2. THE REPRESENTATIONOF GENOA IN A MONARCHY OF URBAN REPUBLICS: Between the Integration of Private Genoese and the Limits of the Model of Full Sovereignty. Manuel Herrero Sánchez -- 3. ‘CAMERA ET CIVITAS NOSTRAIMPERIALIS’: The Republic of Genoa in the Imperial Perspective. Matthias Schnettger -- 4. THE GIFT OF CONCORD AND FREEDOM: Images of Andrea Doriain Late Sixteenth-Century Art. Laura Stagno -- 5. PERSPECTIVES ON A REPUBLIC: The Genoese crisis of 1575i n Italian avvisi. Wouter Kreuze -- 6. CONTENDING REPUBLICANISMS: Pamphlets, Liberty, and Political Uses of the Past in Genoa, Venice, and Rome at the Time of the Interdict (1606–07). Benoît Maréchaux -- 7. ‘VERSCI, MORTE DRO TEMPO’: Civil Commitment and Celebratory Rhetoric in Genoese Literature in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries. Fiorenzo Toso -- 8. PERSONIFICATIONS OF THE REPUBLIC IN GENOA: Before and after Cesare Ripa’s Iconologia. Valentina Borniotto -- 9. CONTINUITY AND RENEWAL OF THE CITY IMAGE: The Enhancement and Strengthening of Public Architecture and Infrastructure as an Instrument for Political Communication. Sara Rulli -- 10. A ‘ROYAL REPUBLIC’: The Virgin Mary as ‘Queen of Genoa’ in 1637. George L. Gorse -- 11. ‘VERA PACE GODESTEI N MEZZO ALL’ARMI’: The Commitment of Theatre and Literature in the Latter Half of the Seventeenth Century. Simona Morando -- 12. ‘I PIÙ SAVIJ POLITICHI DI TUTTE LE NAZIONI DEL MONDO’: The Political Use of the Dutch Model in Seventeenth-Century Genoa. Giorgio Tosco -- 13. ‘NELLE VARIETÀ PROPRIE DELLA CITTÀ NOSTRA’: Giovan Francesco Spinola’s Instruttione famigliare Between Genoese Identity and the Renaissance Pedagogical Tradition. Luana Salvarani -- 14. NEUTRALITY IN QUESTION: Genoa, the Embassy of Spain, and the Consequences of 1684. Emilio Pérez Blanco -- 15. TOURING ‘THE PERU OF ITALY’: The Bank of Saint George and the Endurance of the Genoese Republic in the English, French, and German Press, 1684–1797. Michael Paul Martoccio -- Back Matter
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