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to offer a contested version of Spanish colonial history in 20th century Africa, promoting a more shared social colo-nial history. KEYWORDS: Hispano-African history; Decoloniality; Colonial memories; Shared history; Spanish Protectorate; Morocco; Spanish Guinea; Equatorial Guinea.
STATISTICS OF SPAIN’S COLONIAL TRADE, 1747-1820: NEW ESTIMATES AND COMPARISONS WITH GREAT BRITAIN* JAVIER CUENCA-ESTEBAN. University of Waterloo a. ABSTRACT. New estimates of Spain’s current-account balance with the «Indies» add new perspectives to the recent debate on the aims and results of Spanish commercial policy.
1 sty 2012 · PDF | On Jan 1, 2012, Jozsef Borocz and others published Colonialism | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate.
Spanish Colonies The Spanish most extensively colonized those areas of the New World where preexisting civilizations were located. At the time of the conquest, the Aztec Empire ruled the highlands of central Mexico and parts of Guatemala, and the Inca Empire dominated much of modern Ecuador, Peru, and Bolivia.
We define level of colonialism as the extent to which a colonizing power installs economic, political, and sociocultural institutions in a colonized territory. To estimate this level across different colonial territories, we draw on a large range of secondary sources and our own previous research on Spanish and British colonialism.
This article compares Spanish colonial practices in Morocco and Spanish Guinea, the two most influential colonies of its African territories, with the aim of making visible the policies...
The colonization of the Americas is one of the most transformative and notorious episodes in world history. The Caribbean was the initial space in the Americas the Spanish invaded and the first place where Amerindian-European-African intercultural dynamics played out (Map 2.1).
