Manuel Pérez-García
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 5659632 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Manuel Pérez-García |
| PRENOMES | Manuel |
| SOBRENOME | Pérez-García |
| ASSINATURA | PÉREZ-GARCÍA M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Shanghai Jiao Tong University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4520-3760 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 14 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2016 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Transformación de la diplomacia en China bajo el orden westfaliano
Este artículo explora las relaciones diplomáticas entre China y Gran Bretaña centrándose en el intento fallido de imponer el modelo westfaliano a la China Qing. Se pretende dar un enfoque distinto al estudio del ejercicio de poder y relaciones internacionales durante la dinastía Qing mediante un análisis cualitativo de los textos y manuscritos de los jesuitas como testigos privilegiados en la corte imperial. Se aplica de esta forma la propuesta d…
Faccionalismo y luchas de poder en la China imperial
Este artículo presenta un análisis de la gestión del estado Qing relativa a las pugnas por el poder en la corte y formación de facciones que contendían por el trono imperial tras el derrocamiento de la dinastía Ming por parte de la dinastía Qing en 1644. El objetivo de este artículo es analizar las luchas en torno al poder y la legitimidad de una dinastía foránea, los Qing, pertenecientes a la etnia manchú, contra la etnia han, mayoritaria en Chi…
Historias conectadas mediante Gecem Project Database
Este artículo presenta un nuevo caso de estudio que conecta el eje comercial Cantón-Macao-Manila con el eje Marsella-Sevilla-Cádiz, cuyo objetivo es renovar las líneas de investigación de historia global y revisar el debate de la gran divergencia a escala microanalítica enfatizando el rol de regiones de la América colonial, China y Europa. El análisis de redes de comercio y circulación de productos globales nos permite identificar cambios en el c…
Big Data Mining, digital tools, and methods to compare China and the West
The paradigm of the new global (economic) history aims to present new case studies cross-referencing western and Asian sources and using new tools and methods from other disciplines such as digital humanities and computer sciences. Within such an interdisciplinary approach new digital solutions are being conceptualized and implemented to renew global history research and revise the Great Divergence debate. The GECEM Project Database is presented …
Testing the “trickle-down” theory through Gecem database
Big Data and “New” Global History
This paper introduces an innovative method applied to global (economic) history using the tools of digital humanities through the design and development of the GECEM Project Database ( www.gecem.eu ; www.gecemdatabase.eu ). This novel database goes beyond the static Excel files frequently used by conventional scholarship in early modern history studies to mine new historical data through a bottom-up process and analyse the global circulation of g…
Gecem Project Database
The GECEM Project Database stands out as a new Digital Humanities solution to accurately order and analyse the new historical Big Data gathered in Chinese and European historical archives. Traditional challenges such as capture, storage, analysis, data curation, searching, sharing, transfer, visualization, querying, updating, and information privacy are being tackled and solved within the design of this new multi-relational database. The implemen…
Global History with Chinese Characteristics
This open access book studies dialogues between China and Europe by analysing strategic geopolitical sites which fostered commerce, consumption and socioeconomic networks through the twin case studies of Macau, connecting with South China, and Marseille in Mediterranean Europe from 1680 to 1800
The economic “micro-cosmos” of Canton as a global entrepôt
Due to China’s ongoing economic rise, recent studies in global (economic) history have moved away from the traditional Eurocentric view to a Sinocentric one. There is extensive literature focused on the introduction of Chinese goods to Europe, as well as on China’s economic development within the framework of the great divergence debate. However, less research has centred on the introduction of European goods to Chinese markets, specifically the …
Beyond the Silk Road
This project offers a comparative and polycentric approach to the connection of trade nodes in the Asian, American, African, and European markets in the early modern period. These analyses reevaluate the great divergence debate by presenting new case studies at the local scale and observing the impact of global goods and changes in consumer behaviour connecting local markets of the Pacific and Atlantic area. In this manner, we explore the circula…
Global Goods, Silver and Market Integration
New global history studies have provided theoretical models related to different paths of economic growth and consumer behaviour between East Asia (mainly China and Japan) and Europe during the period of the first industrialisation. However, more research challenging the Eurocentric views of the origins of globalisation is needed. In this article, I examine the exchanges of Chinese silks and porcelains and European wines and liquors for American …
Creating Global Demand
This monographic issue of the RHE-JILAEH presents new case studies in order to compare regions of Asia, Europe and the Americas through analysis of global demand for western goods in China (goods of European and American origin) as well as demand eastern goods (of Chinese and Indian origin) in Europe and the Americas. The global circulation of goods included accumulation of American silver in the hands of Chinese merchants and private institution…
Consumption of Chinese goods in southwestern Europe
This article discusses the application of new technologies, software coding and computer analysis in the social sciences and humanities, mainly in the field of economic history. In the last two decades, the use of new computer technologies among historians to develop theories and solve questions has fostered a vibrant historiographical debate. However, these new digital tools have largely been used as an end in themselves, rather than as a means …
Mercados globales de la América española
El presente artículo analiza la comercialización de la lana de vicuña peruana y la grana cochinilla, principalmente procedente de sierras andinas y Nueva España, y el impacto, durante el siglo xviii, de la comercialización de productos coloniales pertenecientes al ramo textil en las economías de la Europa mediterránea, especialmente para los casos de Francia y España. La paulatina integración de mercados globales de la América española, como pued…
Consumption of Chinese goods in southwestern Europe
This article discusses the application of new technologies, software coding and computer analysis in the social sciences and humanities, mainly in the field of economic history. In the last two decades, the use of new computer technologies among historians to develop theories and solve questions has fostered a vibrant historiographical debate. However, these new digital tools have largely been used as an end in themselves, rather than as a means …
Gecem Project Database
The GECEM Project Database stands out as a new Digital Humanities solution to accurately order and analyse the new historical Big Data gathered in Chinese and European historical archives. Traditional challenges such as capture, storage, analysis, data curation, searching, sharing, transfer, visualization, querying, updating, and information privacy are being tackled and solved within the design of this new multi-relational database. The implemen…
The economic “micro-cosmos” of Canton as a global entrepôt
Due to China’s ongoing economic rise, recent studies in global (economic) history have moved away from the traditional Eurocentric view to a Sinocentric one. There is extensive literature focused on the introduction of Chinese goods to Europe, as well as on China’s economic development within the framework of the great divergence debate. However, less research has centred on the introduction of European goods to Chinese markets, specifically the …
Beyond the Silk Road
This project offers a comparative and polycentric approach to the connection of trade nodes in the Asian, American, African, and European markets in the early modern period. These analyses reevaluate the great divergence debate by presenting new case studies at the local scale and observing the impact of global goods and changes in consumer behaviour connecting local markets of the Pacific and Atlantic area. In this manner, we explore the circula…
Mercados globales de la América española
El presente artículo analiza la comercialización de la lana de vicuña peruana y la grana cochinilla, principalmente procedente de sierras andinas y Nueva España, y el impacto, durante el siglo xviii, de la comercialización de productos coloniales pertenecientes al ramo textil en las economías de la Europa mediterránea, especialmente para los casos de Francia y España. La paulatina integración de mercados globales de la América española, como pued…
Mercados globales de la América española
El presente artículo analiza la comercialización de la lana de vicuña peruana y la grana cochinilla, principalmente procedente de sierras andinas y Nueva España, y el impacto, durante el siglo xviii, de la comercialización de productos coloniales pertenecientes al ramo textil en las economías de la Europa mediterránea, especialmente para los casos de Francia y España. La paulatina integración de mercados globales de la América española, como pued…
Global Goods, Silver and Market Integration
New global history studies have provided theoretical models related to different paths of economic growth and consumer behaviour between East Asia (mainly China and Japan) and Europe during the period of the first industrialisation. However, more research challenging the Eurocentric views of the origins of globalisation is needed. In this article, I examine the exchanges of Chinese silks and porcelains and European wines and liquors for American …
Creating Global Demand
This monographic issue of the RHE-JILAEH presents new case studies in order to compare regions of Asia, Europe and the Americas through analysis of global demand for western goods in China (goods of European and American origin) as well as demand eastern goods (of Chinese and Indian origin) in Europe and the Americas. The global circulation of goods included accumulation of American silver in the hands of Chinese merchants and private institution…
Consumption of Chinese goods in southwestern Europe
This article discusses the application of new technologies, software coding and computer analysis in the social sciences and humanities, mainly in the field of economic history. In the last two decades, the use of new computer technologies among historians to develop theories and solve questions has fostered a vibrant historiographical debate. However, these new digital tools have largely been used as an end in themselves, rather than as a means …
Global History with Chinese Characteristics
This open access book studies dialogues between China and Europe by analysing strategic geopolitical sites which fostered commerce, consumption and socioeconomic networks through the twin case studies of Macau, connecting with South China, and Marseille in Mediterranean Europe from 1680 to 1800
The economic “micro-cosmos” of Canton as a global entrepôt
Due to China’s ongoing economic rise, recent studies in global (economic) history have moved away from the traditional Eurocentric view to a Sinocentric one. There is extensive literature focused on the introduction of Chinese goods to Europe, as well as on China’s economic development within the framework of the great divergence debate. However, less research has centred on the introduction of European goods to Chinese markets, specifically the …
Beyond the Silk Road
This project offers a comparative and polycentric approach to the connection of trade nodes in the Asian, American, African, and European markets in the early modern period. These analyses reevaluate the great divergence debate by presenting new case studies at the local scale and observing the impact of global goods and changes in consumer behaviour connecting local markets of the Pacific and Atlantic area. In this manner, we explore the circula…
Big Data and “New” Global History
This paper introduces an innovative method applied to global (economic) history using the tools of digital humanities through the design and development of the GECEM Project Database ( www.gecem.eu ; www.gecemdatabase.eu ). This novel database goes beyond the static Excel files frequently used by conventional scholarship in early modern history studies to mine new historical data through a bottom-up process and analyse the global circulation of g…
Gecem Project Database
The GECEM Project Database stands out as a new Digital Humanities solution to accurately order and analyse the new historical Big Data gathered in Chinese and European historical archives. Traditional challenges such as capture, storage, analysis, data curation, searching, sharing, transfer, visualization, querying, updating, and information privacy are being tackled and solved within the design of this new multi-relational database. The implemen…
Big Data Mining, digital tools, and methods to compare China and the West
The paradigm of the new global (economic) history aims to present new case studies cross-referencing western and Asian sources and using new tools and methods from other disciplines such as digital humanities and computer sciences. Within such an interdisciplinary approach new digital solutions are being conceptualized and implemented to renew global history research and revise the Great Divergence debate. The GECEM Project Database is presented …
Testing the “trickle-down” theory through Gecem database
Historias conectadas mediante Gecem Project Database
Este artículo presenta un nuevo caso de estudio que conecta el eje comercial Cantón-Macao-Manila con el eje Marsella-Sevilla-Cádiz, cuyo objetivo es renovar las líneas de investigación de historia global y revisar el debate de la gran divergencia a escala microanalítica enfatizando el rol de regiones de la América colonial, China y Europa. El análisis de redes de comercio y circulación de productos globales nos permite identificar cambios en el c…
Faccionalismo y luchas de poder en la China imperial
Este artículo presenta un análisis de la gestión del estado Qing relativa a las pugnas por el poder en la corte y formación de facciones que contendían por el trono imperial tras el derrocamiento de la dinastía Ming por parte de la dinastía Qing en 1644. El objetivo de este artículo es analizar las luchas en torno al poder y la legitimidad de una dinastía foránea, los Qing, pertenecientes a la etnia manchú, contra la etnia han, mayoritaria en Chi…
Transformación de la diplomacia en China bajo el orden westfaliano
Este artículo explora las relaciones diplomáticas entre China y Gran Bretaña centrándose en el intento fallido de imponer el modelo westfaliano a la China Qing. Se pretende dar un enfoque distinto al estudio del ejercicio de poder y relaciones internacionales durante la dinastía Qing mediante un análisis cualitativo de los textos y manuscritos de los jesuitas como testigos privilegiados en la corte imperial. Se aplica de esta forma la propuesta d…
Geography (10 obras) · Archaeology (9 obras) · China (9 obras) · Historical Economic and Social Studies (9 obras) · Political science (7 obras) · Sociology (7 obras) · Chinese history and philosophy (6 obras) · Economics (6 obras) · Economy (6 obras) · Social science (6 obras)