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During the late Middle Ages, the development of mercantile institutions,\udas well as the prominent social and political action of the merchants settled\udin the major urban trading centers, were common features of both\udItalian and Catalan-Aragonese areas. Mercantile courts were characterized\udby sharp technical abilities and strong involvements in political\udpowers; because of this, they had problematic relationships with other\uddecision-making centers and ordinary courts. The aim of this paper is to\udfocus on the essential features and the historical development of such institutions,\udby exploring the case-study of Tuscan and Catalan cities in a\udcomparative approach. Starting from the analysis of the birth and growth\udof the urban and mercantile institutions in these two observatories, and\udfocusing on the different influences of Roman law and royal powers, this\udpaper suggests an interpretative key to point out the peculiarities of such\udcontexts

Corporaciones y tribunales mercantiles entre Toscana y Cataluña en torno al siglo XIV