OS PORTUGUESES E O COMÉRCIO DE ESCRAVOS NAS FILIPINAS (1580 ─ 1600)葡萄牙人在菲律賓的奴隸貿易 (1580 ─ 1600)

This article analyzes Portuguese participation in the slave trade in the Philippines between 1580 and 1600, situating it within the Atlantic-Asian networks created after the union of the Iberian crowns. The authors argue that the circulation of people and goods under Luso-Castilian domains and inter...

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Published in:Review of Culture
Main Author: Maria de Deus Beites Manso e Lúcio de Sousa
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Published: Instituto Cultural de Macau October 2011
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description This article analyzes Portuguese participation in the slave trade in the Philippines between 1580 and 1600, situating it within the Atlantic-Asian networks created after the union of the Iberian crowns. The authors argue that the circulation of people and goods under Luso-Castilian domains and intermediations cannot be understood merely as a product of local practices, but rather as the result of political, diplomatic, and commercial articulations that connected Macau, Malacca, and Manila. Methodologically, the text mobilizes historiographical analysis and critical reading of contemporary sources referred to in the narrative (including episcopal correspondence and official missions), reconstructing the mechanisms by which Portuguese agents sought to secure access and trading bases in China, as well as the impacts of these operations on the Philippine supply chain. In particular, the concession of political-economic space after 1581, the actions of colonial authorities in the Philippines, and the missions sent to Malacca and Macau evince how the pursuit of commodification and maritime security translated, on the social and economic plane, into strategies for the acquisition and transfer of captives. The article concludes that, in the transition between the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries, the slave trade appears integrated into broader circuits of maritime intermediation and negotiation among authorities, in which the Portuguese acted as agents and beneficiaries.
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spelling OS PORTUGUESES E O COMÉRCIO DE ESCRAVOS NAS FILIPINAS (1580 ─ 1600)葡萄牙人在菲律賓的奴隸貿易 (1580 ─ 1600)
This article analyzes Portuguese participation in the slave trade in the Philippines between 1580 and 1600, situating it within the Atlantic-Asian networks created after the union of the Iberian crowns. The authors argue that the circulation of people and goods under Luso-Castilian domains and intermediations cannot be understood merely as a product of local practices, but rather as the result of political, diplomatic, and commercial articulations that connected Macau, Malacca, and Manila. Methodologically, the text mobilizes historiographical analysis and critical reading of contemporary sources referred to in the narrative (including episcopal correspondence and official missions), reconstructing the mechanisms by which Portuguese agents sought to secure access and trading bases in China, as well as the impacts of these operations on the Philippine supply chain. In particular, the concession of political-economic space after 1581, the actions of colonial authorities in the Philippines, and the missions sent to Malacca and Macau evince how the pursuit of commodification and maritime security translated, on the social and economic plane, into strategies for the acquisition and transfer of captives. The article concludes that, in the transition between the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries, the slave trade appears integrated into broader circuits of maritime intermediation and negotiation among authorities, in which the Portuguese acted as agents and beneficiaries.
Instituto Cultural de Macau
Macau
Review of Culture
Articles
October 2011
Maria de Deus Beites Manso e Lúcio de Sousa
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title OS PORTUGUESES E O COMÉRCIO DE ESCRAVOS NAS FILIPINAS (1580 ─ 1600)葡萄牙人在菲律賓的奴隸貿易 (1580 ─ 1600)
title_autocomplete OS PORTUGUESES E O COMÉRCIO DE ESCRAVOS NAS FILIPINAS (1580 ─ 1600)葡萄牙人在菲律賓的奴隸貿易 (1580 ─ 1600)
title_full OS PORTUGUESES E O COMÉRCIO DE ESCRAVOS NAS FILIPINAS (1580 ─ 1600)葡萄牙人在菲律賓的奴隸貿易 (1580 ─ 1600)
title_fullStr OS PORTUGUESES E O COMÉRCIO DE ESCRAVOS NAS FILIPINAS (1580 ─ 1600)葡萄牙人在菲律賓的奴隸貿易 (1580 ─ 1600)
title_full_unstemmed OS PORTUGUESES E O COMÉRCIO DE ESCRAVOS NAS FILIPINAS (1580 ─ 1600)葡萄牙人在菲律賓的奴隸貿易 (1580 ─ 1600)
title_short OS PORTUGUESES E O COMÉRCIO DE ESCRAVOS NAS FILIPINAS (1580 ─ 1600)葡萄牙人在菲律賓的奴隸貿易 (1580 ─ 1600)
title_sort os portugueses e o comércio de escravos nas filipinas (1580 ─ 1600)葡萄牙人在菲律賓的奴隸貿易 (1580 ─ 1600)
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