John Mayo
Biographic Data
| ID | 3764650 |
|---|---|
| NAME | John Mayo |
| GIVEN NAMES | John |
| FAMILY NAME | Mayo |
| SIGNATURE | MAYO J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Florida State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6524-4992 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 23 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
El comercio entre Chile y el Puerto de Filadelfia
This book is a study of trade between Chile and Philadelphia during the decades surrounding Chilean independence. It is organized into chapters dealing with commerce between Chile and the United States in the period before independence (1778–1818), a description of the ports and the background to the trade, the export trade from Chile to Philadelphia, this trade as it appeared in the customs records of Valparáiso, Coquimbo, Huasco, and Copiapó, a…
Beckwith, John
The Development of British Interests in Chile's Norte Chico in the Early Nineteenth Century
By 1820, much of Spanish South America had achieved independence, and Spain was on the defensive in those areas where her flag still flew. Amongst the countries that gained their independence in this period was Chile, which after the battle of Maipú in April 1818, faced no further threats to its existence from Spain. For many of the new nations, the period immediately after independence was one of political instability, shading into civil war, an…
Consuls and Silver Contraband on Mexico's West Coast in the Era of Santa Anna
Mexico achieved independence in 1821. With the definitive cutting of the imperial ties with Spain, already weakened by the impact of the Napoleonic Wars, the country began to play an individual role in the world economy. The end of Spanish rule and the departure of many Spaniards opened up new positions and new opportunities for Mexicans. Some they seized immediately as in government and the army; others they lacked in some measure the skills, in…
Local organizations
Britain and Chile, 1851-1886
In 1880, the famous Chilean politician and historian, Benjamin Vicuña Mackenna, wrote:There does not exist in the whole globe a country whose prosperity or adversity has a more direct influence as regards Chile than that which affects the welfare of the vast empire of Great Britain, the modern Rome [Chilean Times, 1880
"Critique of Thomas F. O'Brien's "The Antofagasta Company
Critique of Thomas F. O’Brien’s “The Antofagasta Company
Dr. O'Brien's article is a noteworthy contribution to the small, but growing number case studies aimed at providing evidence for-or against-the views modern dependency theorists.' His particular concern is the area peripheral capitalism, an essentially hypothetical explanation of Latin America's economic history and woes; he examines the early years the Antofagasta Company as an example this. His conclusions appear generally sound, although perha…
Site Unseen
Its technical success illustrates that large-scale rural applications of satellite broadcasting are possible; the evaluation of its effectiveness raises important considerations for future programming
Broadcasting in the Third World
Before the Nitrate Era
The years between the election of Manuel Montt as President of Chile in 1851 and the outbreak of the War of the Pacific in 1879 were years of considerable expansion in the Chilean economy despite occasional setbacks which were generally followed by renewed prosperity. Government activity assisted this growth: Montt's administration, in particular, passed laws and followed policies designed to help commerce and industry and to establish the infras…
From Protectorate to Possession
A punitive expedition in British New Guinea, 1886
ON 14 SEPTEMBER 1886, IN THE SOUTH-EAST PART OF BRITISH NEW GUINEA, some Joannet Islanders attacked the crew of a pearl-shelling schooner, the Emily. The captain, J. C. Craig, Walter Holingsworth, the mate, an American named Thompson and five Malays were killed, and the ship was then burned.1 Investigation at the scene disclosed a number of possible motives for the attack, none acceptable excuses for the action in Western eyes. The exact cause of…
Before the Nitrate Era
The years between the election of Manuel Montt as President of Chile in 1851 and the outbreak of the War of the Pacific in 1879 were years of considerable expansion in the Chilean economy despite occasional setbacks which were generally followed by renewed prosperity. Government activity assisted this growth: Montt's administration, in particular, passed laws and followed policies designed to help commerce and industry and to establish the infras…
Broadcasting in the Third World
The Development of British Interests in Chile's Norte Chico in the Early Nineteenth Century
By 1820, much of Spanish South America had achieved independence, and Spain was on the defensive in those areas where her flag still flew. Amongst the countries that gained their independence in this period was Chile, which after the battle of Maipú in April 1818, faced no further threats to its existence from Spain. For many of the new nations, the period immediately after independence was one of political instability, shading into civil war, an…
Consuls and Silver Contraband on Mexico's West Coast in the Era of Santa Anna
Mexico achieved independence in 1821. With the definitive cutting of the imperial ties with Spain, already weakened by the impact of the Napoleonic Wars, the country began to play an individual role in the world economy. The end of Spanish rule and the departure of many Spaniards opened up new positions and new opportunities for Mexicans. Some they seized immediately as in government and the army; others they lacked in some measure the skills, in…
Britain and Chile, 1851-1886
In 1880, the famous Chilean politician and historian, Benjamin Vicuña Mackenna, wrote:There does not exist in the whole globe a country whose prosperity or adversity has a more direct influence as regards Chile than that which affects the welfare of the vast empire of Great Britain, the modern Rome [Chilean Times, 1880
A punitive expedition in British New Guinea, 1886
ON 14 SEPTEMBER 1886, IN THE SOUTH-EAST PART OF BRITISH NEW GUINEA, some Joannet Islanders attacked the crew of a pearl-shelling schooner, the Emily. The captain, J. C. Craig, Walter Holingsworth, the mate, an American named Thompson and five Malays were killed, and the ship was then burned.1 Investigation at the scene disclosed a number of possible motives for the attack, none acceptable excuses for the action in Western eyes. The exact cause of…
A punitive expedition in British New Guinea, 1886
ON 14 SEPTEMBER 1886, IN THE SOUTH-EAST PART OF BRITISH NEW GUINEA, some Joannet Islanders attacked the crew of a pearl-shelling schooner, the Emily. The captain, J. C. Craig, Walter Holingsworth, the mate, an American named Thompson and five Malays were killed, and the ship was then burned.1 Investigation at the scene disclosed a number of possible motives for the attack, none acceptable excuses for the action in Western eyes. The exact cause of…
From Protectorate to Possession
Site Unseen
Its technical success illustrates that large-scale rural applications of satellite broadcasting are possible; the evaluation of its effectiveness raises important considerations for future programming
Broadcasting in the Third World
Before the Nitrate Era
The years between the election of Manuel Montt as President of Chile in 1851 and the outbreak of the War of the Pacific in 1879 were years of considerable expansion in the Chilean economy despite occasional setbacks which were generally followed by renewed prosperity. Government activity assisted this growth: Montt's administration, in particular, passed laws and followed policies designed to help commerce and industry and to establish the infras…
"Critique of Thomas F. O'Brien's "The Antofagasta Company
Critique of Thomas F. O’Brien’s “The Antofagasta Company
Dr. O'Brien's article is a noteworthy contribution to the small, but growing number case studies aimed at providing evidence for-or against-the views modern dependency theorists.' His particular concern is the area peripheral capitalism, an essentially hypothetical explanation of Latin America's economic history and woes; he examines the early years the Antofagasta Company as an example this. His conclusions appear generally sound, although perha…
Britain and Chile, 1851-1886
In 1880, the famous Chilean politician and historian, Benjamin Vicuña Mackenna, wrote:There does not exist in the whole globe a country whose prosperity or adversity has a more direct influence as regards Chile than that which affects the welfare of the vast empire of Great Britain, the modern Rome [Chilean Times, 1880
Local organizations
Consuls and Silver Contraband on Mexico's West Coast in the Era of Santa Anna
Mexico achieved independence in 1821. With the definitive cutting of the imperial ties with Spain, already weakened by the impact of the Napoleonic Wars, the country began to play an individual role in the world economy. The end of Spanish rule and the departure of many Spaniards opened up new positions and new opportunities for Mexicans. Some they seized immediately as in government and the army; others they lacked in some measure the skills, in…
Beckwith, John
The Development of British Interests in Chile's Norte Chico in the Early Nineteenth Century
By 1820, much of Spanish South America had achieved independence, and Spain was on the defensive in those areas where her flag still flew. Amongst the countries that gained their independence in this period was Chile, which after the battle of Maipú in April 1818, faced no further threats to its existence from Spain. For many of the new nations, the period immediately after independence was one of political instability, shading into civil war, an…
El comercio entre Chile y el Puerto de Filadelfia
This book is a study of trade between Chile and Philadelphia during the decades surrounding Chilean independence. It is organized into chapters dealing with commerce between Chile and the United States in the period before independence (1778–1818), a description of the ports and the background to the trade, the export trade from Chile to Philadelphia, this trade as it appeared in the customs records of Valparáiso, Coquimbo, Huasco, and Copiapó, a…
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