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Los circuitos mercantiles del «interior argentino» y sus transformaciones durante la guerra de la independencia (1810-1825)

Assadourian, Carlos, Palomeque, Silvia·2015·Cuadernos de Historia. Serie Economía y Sociedad

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Este artículo se concentra en el estudio de las transformaciones económicasen la antigua Gobernación del Tucumán entre el final del periodocolonial y los años de la «guerra de independencia». Pone especial énfasisen seguir el modo en que experimentaron los habitantes del futuro «interiorargentino» la profunda transformación que supuso la ruptura con elespacio peruano y su economía organizada a través del drenaje de platahacia la metrópoli española.

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Authors
Assadourian, C., & Palomeque, S.
Venue
Cuadernos de Historia. Serie Economía y Sociedad
Published
2015-05-18
Issue
13/14
Pages
37-58
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  • 2422-7544
  • 1514-5816
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