Apuntes 19

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The articles in this issue: Review different approaches to explaining the process of economic centralization and the formation of economic groups; Analyze customs, the domestic market, and the commercial elite in Cuzco before and after the Great Rebellion of 1780, focusing on five of the most prominent merchants of the day; Analyze financial decisions and the influence of economic groups in Peru over the period 1884-1930; Discuss the different variables of analysis of the Romero economic group in Peru, from its establishment in 1890 through to 1985; Chart the formation, ascent, and decline of the family-owned Prado economic group (1890-1970), questioning whether this was an oligarchic group or representatives of a national bourgeoisie; Provide a bibliography of the history of science and technology in Peru.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.21678/0252-1865-00000019

Published: 1986-01-08