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Classic studies have highlighted the significance of colonial Peru from a transatlantic and European perspective. Transpacific Peru, 1570-1613 expands this view by exploring its pivotal role in transpacific trade. It examines the agency and networks of peruleros--silver-rich merchants--connecting China, the Philippines, and Mexico. The book exposes the tensions between their expeditions and the prohibitive laws of the Spanish Crown, revealing colonial Peru as a dynamic hub for the expansion of the Spanish Empire and the early globalization of the 16th century.

Produktbeschreibung
Classic studies have highlighted the significance of colonial Peru from a transatlantic and European perspective. Transpacific Peru, 1570-1613 expands this view by exploring its pivotal role in transpacific trade. It examines the agency and networks of peruleros--silver-rich merchants--connecting China, the Philippines, and Mexico. The book exposes the tensions between their expeditions and the prohibitive laws of the Spanish Crown, revealing colonial Peru as a dynamic hub for the expansion of the Spanish Empire and the early globalization of the 16th century.
Autorenporträt
Mariano Bonialian, Ph.D. (2010), Centro de Estudios Históricos, El Colegio de México, is a researcher at CONICET (Argentina's National Scientific and Technical Research Council). He has published books and articles, including La América española: entre el Pacífico y el Atlántico. Globalización mercantil y economía política 1580-1840 (COLMEX, 2019).