Les Corses, acteurs "internationaux" au bas Moyen Âge? : lecture croisée des archives aragonaises et génoises (XIIIe -XVe siècle)

Located in the heart of the Western Mediterranean and ten kilometres far from Sardinia, Corsica was one of the major issues of the war between Genoa and the Crown of Aragon, in the 14th and 15th centuries. Within the current replacements of the study of diplomacy based on the notion of ‘actors', this article, should aim to decode the ambitions, means and limits of the diplomatic actions of the Corsican people, in Barcelona and Genoa. [Publisher's text]