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Regulating Urban Spaces for Food Merchandise in 15th-Century Dubrovnik

The deliberations of Dubrovnik city councils concerning the care of and control over urban spaces used for food merchandise can be divided into three interdependent groups: the first covers the decisions regarding solid masonry structures with storages, among which were not just public buildings, but also fortifications, male and female monasteries, and private dwellings ; the second concerns temporary wooden storages and banks at open public spaces ; and the third the administrative structure of deputies who were responsible for the realisation of the deliberations. The reasons for delivering and repetitiveness of certain deliberations as well as the obstacles, dynamics, and success of their realisations would be furtherly discussed.

Dubrovnik, space, regulations, food

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