EL MUNDO EN UNA NUEZ: DE CALCUTA Y CANTÓN A BUENOS AIRES EN UNA ÉPOCA DE GUERRA. LA INTRODUCCIÓN DE EFECTOS ASIÁTICOS EN LOS MERCADOS SURAMERICANOS, 1805–1807

Antonio Ibarra

Revista de Historia Económica / Journal of Iberian and Latin American Economic History, 2020, vol. 38, issue 3, 485-518

Abstract: This article explores the impact of Asian goods in the Rio de la Plata area through the navigation course of two frigates of the Royal Company of Phillipines, forced by the maritime conflict between the Spanish and British Empires, dock in the Southern estuary. Examining the value and traits of the shipment and the details of the ‘comercio de pacotilla’, this study analyzes the distribution of the goods from China, Philippines and in particular, India, in the port basin, the hinterland of the Viceroyalty, and its connections to the Alto Peruvian space, the trans-Andean region, and the Littoral way to Paraguay. This episode enables an understanding of the distribution of goods, as well as a more detailed recognition of the actors of this traffic and a renewed evaluation of the role of the company in the global market of Asian goods.

Date: 2020
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