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The Fruits of the Early Globalization

Part of the Palgrave Studies in Comparative Global History Book Series

Editors: Dobado-González, Rafael; García-Hiernaux, Alfredo

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-69666-5

ISBN: 978-3-030-69665-8

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Jun 3, 2021

1 - 9 of 9 Chapters

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The Fruits of the Early Globalization: An Iberian Perspective

Dobado-González, Rafael; García-Hiernaux, Alfredo

Pages: 3 –31

[This volume reflects the increasing interest on the Early Globalization among historians and economic historians. By the term early globalizationEarly globalization we refer to the centuries-long process that multiplied interactions of many types—e.g., biological, demographicDemography,...
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The Significance of Early Globalization: Arguments and Evidence

de Zwart, Pim; Flynn, Dennis O.

Pages: 35 –67

[In recent decades, economic historians have debated when globalization began. Based upon a narrow definition of globalization focused on price convergence, providing evidence of market integration, one side argues that globalization began in the early nineteenth century. A competing argument...
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International Migrations to Latin America and the Caribbean Until 1820

Klein, Herbert S.

Pages: 69 –93

[The transatlantic migration of peoples to the Americas after 1492 was influenced by a series of factors determined by conditions in the regions of origins as well as the zones of arrivals. To begin with both Castile and Portugal were at the height of their empires when the New World was opened...
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The Fruits of El Dorado: The Global Impact of American Precious Metals

Abad, Leticia Arroyo; Palma, Nuno

Pages: 95 –131

[The quest for precious metals and trade routes during the early modern period fundamentally changed the world. What was the global impact of the large deposits of silver and gold which existed in the Americas? In this chapter, we take a global view. We find that in Europe, England and The...
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Prices and Money in the Globalization of the Early Modern Era

García-Hiernaux, Alfredo; Dobado-González, Rafael

Pages: 133 –172

[This chapter intends to test the hypothesis that silver productionSilver productionin New Spain/MexicoNew Spain/Mexico (before and after 1821, respectively) had a significant influence on the evolution of pricesPrices across the whole worldSilver world. SilverSilver played a protagonist role in...
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The Impact of Early Iberian Globalisation on Austrian Mining Ventures

Pieper, Renate

Pages: 173 –188

[“Bella gerant alii, tu felix Austria nube” is the famous motto describing the marriage policy of the Austrian Habsburgs at the beginning of Iberian globalisation in the mid-fifteenth century. It illustrates the important political relationship between Austria and the Iberian kingdoms, bridging a...
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“The Last Link of an Emergent Global Economy: The Manila Galleon”

Giráldez, Arturo

Pages: 191 –216

[The Pacific Ocean’s 63.8 million square miles represent 46% of the Earth’s water cover and one third of its total surface, making it larger than all of the globe’s landmasses together. The difficulties of a sailing ship crossing such a body of water explain why continents on either side did not...
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Weaving a Global Trade Pattern: The Portuguese Role in the Globalisation on Asian Textiles, 1500–1800

Teles e Cunha, João; Ferreira, Maria João

Pages: 217 –259

[On November 7th 1615, the East Indiaman Nossa Senhora da Luz shipwrecked off the coast of the Azorean island of Faial, but most of her cargo was salvaged during the following weeks. The salvage, carried by local authorities, revealed the extent of the precious stones smuggled aboard, especially...
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Memoirs of the Fruits of Globalization: The Markets for Chinese Textiles in New Spain by Jean de Monségur

Fernandez de Pinedo, Nadia; Thépaut-Cabasset, Corinne

Pages: 261 –306

[A revealing report produced by the French intelligence services of the beginning of eighteenth-century explores the production of luxury and fashion commodities and their distribution on a global scale. According to Jean de Monségur the main competitors in New Spain arrived through China...

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