Pedro Luis Puntoni

• Towards a Brasiliana Digital Library, AP.R

• Abstract

  This doctoral research aims to study the configuration of the Portuguese missionary policy in the period between the acclamation of D. João IV and the agreements of Peace (Treaty of Utrecht) that put an end to the Spanish Succession War in 1715. This aim will be achieved by two main research efforts, both of them complementary to obtain a wide understanding of the subject. The first focus…

  On behalf of the success of the king of Portugal's missions: missionary policy and defense of the Portuguese royal patronage, 1640-1715, BP.DR

• Abstract

  This project relate to a research under development regarding the social history of the pardos militiamen from São Paulo. Which belonged to the Regimento de Infantaria Miliciana dos Úteis, existing between the years 1797-1831, and lived in the São Paulo city and in the surrounding villages. The main problematic is to understand how these mens, from the perspective of military corporation,…

  Pardos militiamen on the eve of liberalism. Color, work and politics (São Paulo, 1797-1831), BP.DR

• Abstract

  Organized under Iberian municipal conceptions and practices, the Jesuit missions were the basic institution with which the Spanish expanded their dominion toward the east of South America. Established in the oriental borders of vice-reigns of Santa Fe and Peru, the missions of Maynas (starting from 1638) and Mojos (1682) consolidated, in regular urban spaces, the production of several ite…

  Indigenous Rule: Iberian Municipal Institutions and Indigenous Identities in Maynas and Mojos Missions (Second Half of the Eighteenth Century), BP.PD

(Only some records are available in English at this moment)

• Abstract

  This project refers to the doctoral research in course, supported by Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo (FAPESP), and aims to obtain funds, on the modality Bolsa de Estágio de Pesquisa no Exterior (BEPE), for the second research travel in order to access Portuguese archives and libraries and two archives settled in Rome, as planned on the schedule of activities included …

  ON BEHALF OF THE SUCCESS OF THE KING OF PORTUGAL´S MISSIONS: missionary policy and defense of the Portuguese royal patronage, 1640-1715., BE.EP.DR

• Abstract

  In the seventeenth century, the monetary phenomenon was central to understanding the economy. In its doctrinal and theoretical dimension, it was an essential part of the nascent political economy questioning. Notably, in the Iberian World, where the flow of American metals required a position on their impact on commercial and productive activities, and articulation with overseas trade and…

  Money and Empire: the Portuguese monetary system and the colonial economy in the seventeenth century, BE.PQ

• Abstract

  This doctoral research is about the social history of the pardos militiamen of São Paulo, Brazil, in a period registered between from 1797 to 1831. The central problem is to understand how these men experienced the transition from the Old Regime to the Liberalism as from the military corporation of pardos. Analytically, it is organized into three interdependent axes: the examination of mi…

  Pardos militiamen on the eve of liberalism. color, work and politics (São Paulo, 1797-1831), BE.EP.DR

(Only some records are available in English at this moment)