Gender equality in the work organization of a company town: The case of San Leucio (late 18th–early 19th century)
Published online on June 23, 2026
Abstract
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The company town of San Leucio, created at the behest of King Ferdinand IV of Naples in the vicinity of the Royal Palace of Caserta, represents a socioeconomic experiment of great historical value. In that context, the ruler wanted to enact an ...
The company town of San Leucio, created at the behest of King Ferdinand IV of Naples in the vicinity of the Royal Palace of Caserta, represents a socioeconomic experiment of great historical value. In that context, the ruler wanted to enact an ...