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ProgrammeLundi 2 juillet 2012 (9h30-13h)(Universit&#233; Paris 1. Panth&#233;on, amphith&#233;&#226;tre 1)9H30. Discours d&#8217;ouverture de Philippe Boutry, pr&#233;sident de l&#8217;Universit&#233; Paris 1.9h45-10h. Jean-Philippe Genet (Lamop, Universit&#233; Paris 1), Katia B&#233;guin (EA 127-IDHE, Universit&#233; Paris 1) : Introduction1. Imp&#244;t ou emprunt, imp&#244;t et emprunt ?Discutants : Denis Menjot ( Universit&#233; Lyon 2), Fausto Piola Caselli (Universit&#233; de Cassino, Rome)    10h-10h20. Jos&#233; Dami&#225;n Gonzalez Arce (D&#233;partement d&#8217;&#233;conomie appliqu&#233;e, Universit&#233; de Murcie) : Les crises &#233;conomiques et les r&#233;formes mon&#233;taires, fiscales et financi&#232;res de l&#180;Etat castillan (XIII-XVII si&#232;cles)    10h20-10h40. Rodrigo Da Costa Dominguez (Universit&#233; de Porto) : The Real Thing: the Pedidos of Portugal and the demands for extraordinary revenues in the later Middle Ages.    10h40-11h. Matteo Di Tullio (Universit&#233; Bocconi de Milan) : Redistribution fiscale, guerre et construction &#233;tatique dans la Lombardie du XVI&#232;me si&#232;cle11h-11h20. Pause    11h20-11h40. Michela Barbot (&#201;cole Normale Sup&#233;rieure de Cachan) : Reducing Debt by Taxing Homes. Public Choice and Fiscal Justice in the mirror of the &#8220;Tassa sulle Case&#8221;, Milan, 1561-1761 (with a brief comparison with IMU-&#8220;Imposta Municipale Unica&#8221;, Italy, 2011)    11h40-12h. Peter Rauscher (D&#233;partement d&#8217;Histoire, Universit&#233; de Vienne) : Tax Systems, Imperial Debts and Loans: The Case of the Habsburg Monarchy (16th&#8211;18th Centuries)    12h-12h20. Carlo Taviani (Research Fellow, Institut d&#8217;Histoire italo-germanique de Trente) : Between the Commune and the Bank of San Giorgio: the Paga Floreni. Political Use of a Tax Bond in Genoa (15th-16th Century)12h30-13h. DiscussionLundi 2 juillet 2012 (14h30-18h)2. Construction politique et mobilisation des ressources publiquesDiscutants : David Stasavage (Universit&#233; de New-York, NYU), Christine Lebeau (EA 127, Universit&#233; Paris 1)    14h30-14h50. Adrian R. Bell (ICMA Centre, Henley Business School, Universit&#233; de Reading) : Credit Finance in the Middle Ages: Loans to the English Crown, 1272-1340    14h50-15h10. Antoni Furio (Universit&#233; de Val&#232;ncia) : Construction &#233;tatique, fiscalit&#233; et dette publique dans la Couronne d&#8217;Aragon (XIIIe-XVe si&#232;cles)    15h10-15h30. Luciano Pezzolo (Department of Humanities, Ca&#8217; Foscari , Universit&#233; de Venise) : No debt without taxation: State finances in Italy 1350-170015h30-15h50. Pause    15h50-16h10. Mauro Carboni (School of Economics at Forl&#236;, Universit&#233; de Bologne) : From Communal to State Finance: a New Fiscal Pact in the Early Modern Papal States (XVIth Century)    16h10-16h30. Regina Grafe (Universit&#233; de Northwestern) : Distant Tyranny: polycentric state-building and fiscal systems in Spain 1650-1800    16h30-16h50. Regina P&#246;rtner (Universit&#233; de Swansea) : Landed Property, enlightened Reform, and the Fiscal-Military State in Ancien Regime Europe (XVIIIth Century)17h-17h30. DiscussionMardi 3 juillet 2012 (9h30-12h)(Minist&#232;res &#233;conomique et financier, Centre de conf&#233;rences Pierre Mend&#232;s-France)3. march&#233;s des titres de dette publiqueDiscutants : Laurent Feller (Lamop, Universt&#233; Paris 1), Dominique Margairaz (IDHE, Universit&#233; Paris 1)    9h30-9h50. Jeffrey Miner (d&#233;partement d&#8217;histoire, Universit&#233; de Stanford) : The social logic of Genoese public debt before the Casa di San Giorgio (XIIIe-XVe si&#232;cle)    9h50-10h10. Carlos Alvarez-Nogal (d&#233;partement d&#8217;histoire &#233;conomique, Universit&#233; Carlos III de Madrid), Christophe Chamley (&#201;cole d&#8217;&#201;conomie de Paris, EHESS) : Debt Policy in Castile : Philip II, the Cortes and Genoese Bankers    10h10-10h30. David Chilosi (London School of Economics and Political Science) : New evidence on political regimes and the cost of borrowing: the annuity market in early modern Italy10h30-10h50. Pause    10h50-11h10. Claudio Marsilio (Institut sup&#233;rieur d&#8217;&#233;conomie et de gestion. Universit&#233; de Lisbonne) : &#8220;A wise man is always ready to face a disaster&#8221;. The professional skill of the Genoese, Portuguese and Florentine Financial operators in the XVIIth Century&#8217;s exchange fairs &#187;    11h10-11h30. Anne L. Murphy (Universit&#233; du Hertfordshire) : Compromised credibility: the problems of trading debt at the eighteenth-century Bank of England11h30-12h. DiscussionMardi 3 juillet 2012 (14h-17h)Table ronde     Anim&#233;e par Christian de Boissieu, &#233;conomiste, professeur &#224; Paris 1    Avec Agn&#232;s Benassy-Qu&#233;r&#233;, Jean-Claude Colliard, Pierre-Cyrille Hautcoeur, Philippe Mills et Fran&#231;ois Velde    Ressources publiques et construction europ&#233;enneDettes souveraines et gouvernance de la zone euro