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 Online Zoom Seminar.\nAbstract\nThe crisis of the Iberian empires during t
 he Napoleonic wars marked a fundamental transition in relations between tr
 ade and empire. The effectiveness of their 'mercantilist' institutional su
 pport for long-distance trade fell short\, and from 1808-10 the Ibero-Amer
 ican actors had to rely even more on other subjects capable of guaranteein
 g some protection to their “global” commercial initiatives. These relation
 s were\, at different times\, fixed by treaties\, which re-founded the tie
 s between trade and a new type of empire\, this time informal. If the Span
 ish-American actors\, for example\, contributed to push the world towards 
 free trade by opening their ports to all friendly and neutral subjects\, t
 his nevertheless contributed to fueling rivalries over the reconfiguration
  of the American space. These rivalries were reflected in the attempts\, m
 ainly by Britain and the United States\, then also by France and other sub
 jects\, to obtain suitable formulations of such treaties to their economic
  and strategic interests\, in exchange for recognition of the new states a
 nd necessary political synergies. And this experience provided\, in genera
 l\, a model and a tool for nineteenth-century imperialism.\nPresenter:&nbs
 p\;Deborah Besseghini&nbsp\;(University of Turin)\nDeborah Besseghini&nbsp
 \;is a postdoctoral researcher and adjunct professor at the University of 
 Turin\, and adjunct professor at the University of Milan\, Italy. She had 
 been visiting researcher at the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Social
 es\, Laboratoire Mondes Américains\, in Paris\, and external professor in 
 the Universidad de Tucumán and the Universidad Nacional del Sur\, in Argen
 tina. She earned her PhD at the University of Trieste. Involved in several
  international research groups\, both in Europe and the Americas\, she aut
 hored essays in Spanish\, English and Italian\, mostly on informal imperia
 lism.\n&nbsp\;\nTo participate\, please register in advance via:\nseminars
 @sea-treaties.org&nbsp\;
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SUMMARY:Online Seminar: A new relation between trade and empire: the first 
 commercial treaties in Latin America (1810s-1830s)
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 ion-between-trade-and-empire-the-first-commercial-treaties-in-latin-americ
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