Angelo Torre is Professor of Early Modern History at the University of Eastern Piedmont, Italy. He studied early modern micropolitics through religious and jurisdictional sources. He wrote Il consumo di devozioni (1995) and edited Per vie di terra (2007) and is currently the editor of the journal Quaderni storici.

• IntroductionPart I Matrices1. Community Building: Brotherhoods, Bodies and Municipalities2. The Eucharist and the Generation of Space3. Separate LandsPart II From Law to Culture4. Transit5. Possession and Fiscality6. Vindication and OblivionPart III After the Flood7. Tourism and Civic Uses8. Production of Locality TodayConclusions

Angelo Torre is Professor of Early Modern History at the University of Eastern Piedmont, Italy. He studied early modern micropolitics through religious and jurisdictional sources. He wrote Il consumo di devozioni (1995) and edited Per vie di terra (2007) and is currently the editor of the journal Quaderni storici.

• IntroductionPart I Matrices1. Community Building: Brotherhoods, Bodies and Municipalities2. The Eucharist and the Generation of Space3. Separate LandsPart II From Law to Culture4. Transit5. Possession and Fiscality6. Vindication and OblivionPart III After the Flood7. Tourism and Civic Uses8. Production of Locality TodayConclusions

Angelo Torre is Professor of Early Modern History at the University of Eastern Piedmont, Italy. He studied early modern micropolitics through religious and jurisdictional sources. He wrote Il consumo di devozioni (1995) and edited Per vie di terra (2007) and is currently the editor of the journal Quaderni storici.

• IntroductionPart I Matrices1. Community Building: Brotherhoods, Bodies and Municipalities2. The Eucharist and the Generation of Space3. Separate LandsPart II From Law to Culture4. Transit5. Possession and Fiscality6. Vindication and OblivionPart III After the Flood7. Tourism and Civic Uses8. Production of Locality TodayConclusions