Redes de circulación y redes de negociantes en Guadalajara colonial: mercado, élite comercial e instituciones

This text studies the correspondence between the circulatory flows of goods and the business networks established by the Merchants’ Guild of Guadalajara. It shows how, in a time of corporate struggles caused by the opposition of the Merchants’ Guild of Mexico City to its upstart rivals, these networ...

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Autor principal: Ibarra, Antonio
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Editor: El Colegio de México, A.C. 2007
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spelling oai:oai.historiamexicana.colmex.mx:article-15992022-04-19T19:35:10Z Commercial and Business Networks in Colonial Guadalajara: Market, Commercial Elite and Institutions Redes de circulación y redes de negociantes en Guadalajara colonial: mercado, élite comercial e instituciones Ibarra, Antonio Guadalajara elites economy 18th Century 19th Century Guadalajara élites economía siglo XVIII siglo XIX This text studies the correspondence between the circulatory flows of goods and the business networks established by the Merchants’ Guild of Guadalajara. It shows how, in a time of corporate struggles caused by the opposition of the Merchants’ Guild of Mexico City to its upstart rivals, these networks nevertheless kept their business among their members in spite of all antagonisms. This in turn configured spatial business networks that reorganized the markets of New Spain. With an analysis of tax records, we can see how ties were strengthened between small groups of merchants belonging to the merchants’ guilds of Guadalajara, Veracruz and Mexico City, with other groups of merchants from the countryside supplying local consumption in Guadalajara. This text observes how merchants who had occupied positions in the guild and those close to them concentrated their activities in import/export firms based in the city of Guadalajara and specialized themselves in terms of branch of trade and origin of merchandise, a phenomenon that may have favored trust as a crucial element in the development of business networks. El autor estudia la correspondencia entre los flujos de circulación de mercancías y las redes de negociación constituidas por los mercaderes del Consulado de Guadalajara. Muestra cómo en una época de pugnas corporativas, causadas por la oposición del Consulado de México a los nuevos cuerpos mercantiles, las redes mantuvieron los negocios entre sus miembros por encima de antagonismos. Éstos configuraron redes espaciales de negociación que dieron lugar a una reor- ganización de los mercados en la Nueva España. Con base en el análisis de los registros fiscales comprueba la manera en que se fortalecieron los vínculos entre pequeños  grupos de mercaderes pertenecientes a los Consulados de Guadalajara, Veracruz  y México, con la participación de otros  comerciantes de provincia que despachaban bienes de consumo al mercado regional de Guadalajara. Observa cómo los mercaderes que habían ocupado cargos consulares y sus allegados concentraron notablemente los despachos de ultramarinos a la ciudad de Guadalajara, así como la relativa especialización en los ramos de comercio y el origen de las mercancías, fenómeno que pudo haber favorecido la confianza como un elemento crucial al desarrollo de las redes de negociación. El Colegio de México, A.C. 2007-01-01 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://historiamexicana.colmex.mx/index.php/RHM/article/view/1599 Historia Mexicana; Vol. 56, Núm. 3 (223) enero-marzo 2007; 1017-1041 2448-6531 0185-0172 spa https://historiamexicana.colmex.mx/index.php/RHM/article/view/1599/1417 Derechos de autor 2016 Historia Mexicana
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Redes de circulación y redes de negociantes en Guadalajara colonial: mercado, élite comercial e instituciones
title Redes de circulación y redes de negociantes en Guadalajara colonial: mercado, élite comercial e instituciones
title_alt Commercial and Business Networks in Colonial Guadalajara: Market, Commercial Elite and Institutions
title_full Redes de circulación y redes de negociantes en Guadalajara colonial: mercado, élite comercial e instituciones
title_fullStr Redes de circulación y redes de negociantes en Guadalajara colonial: mercado, élite comercial e instituciones
title_full_unstemmed Redes de circulación y redes de negociantes en Guadalajara colonial: mercado, élite comercial e instituciones
title_short Redes de circulación y redes de negociantes en Guadalajara colonial: mercado, élite comercial e instituciones
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