AMAZON PORTS DURING THE ROARING TWENTIES

IF 0.2 Q2 HISTORY

Illes i Imperis Pub Date : 2022-11-24 DOI:10.31009/illesimperis.2022.i24.02

Oscar M. Granados

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Abstract

After a spirited economic performance before the Great War, as well as an unstable evolutionof trade and extracting activities during the war, the Amazon basin continued its pathof trade, life, and transport. The new economic frontiers opened the dynamic structure oftransport and life networks beyond some occasional commodity boom. This article tries toexplain the relevance of Amazon ports during the 1920s in a multi-scale analysis perspective.First, the trade and transport networks between principal ports, and secondly, life, trade,and transport around these ports and their connections with other places. The empiricalfindings ask for rethinking the dynamics of the Amazon basin, especially on different scalesabout trade, capital, and transport networks.

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繁荣的20年代的亚马逊港口

在经历了大战前的强劲经济表现，以及战争期间贸易和开采活动的不稳定演变之后，亚马逊流域继续其悲惨的贸易、生活和运输。新的经济前沿打开了运输和生活网络的动态结构，超越了偶尔出现的商品繁荣。本文试图从多尺度分析的角度来解释20世纪20年代亚马逊港口的相关性。首先，主要港口之间的贸易和运输网络，其次，这些港口周围的生活、贸易和运输以及它们与其他地方的联系。经验发现要求重新思考亚马逊流域的动态，特别是在不同规模的贸易、资本和运输网络上。

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Illes i Imperis HISTORY-

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0.30

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30 weeks

期刊介绍： Illes i Imperis is a journal that has been published by the GRIMSE (Research Group on Empires, Metropolis and Extra-European Societies) since 1998. It aims to publish studies on colonial and postcolonial societies. The objectives of the editorial board are patently open. They admit all means of approaching colonial societies and their subsequent realities, provided they meet the quality requirements that are characteristic of the social sciences in our era. We accept and promote the publication of historical papers, although we also welcome contributions from other areas of the social sciences. Illes i Imperis disseminates studies, texts and quantitative materials, it provides references and offers bibliographical commentaries, in addition to information on activities of interest to scholars and those intrigued by the history of societies in the colonial and postcolonial world. In short, the journal strives to serve as a platform for airing the academic concerns of those who take an interest in studying these societies. GRIMSE’s interests have taken a preferential leaning towards studies on Latin America, the Philippines and Southeast Asia; on North Africa; and in relation to the Hispanic metropolitan world during the 15th to 20th centuries. Nevertheless, the journal is not only focussed on studies in this field; rather, in general, it serves as a platform for the publication of academic papers on other areas and periods. We are particularly motivated by studies on other empires (the Portuguese, French, English and Dutch empires, etc.), comparative perspectives and, broadly speaking, analyses that are forged on the basis of typical concerns in the field of World History.