Personal Information:

 

 

Date of birth: 05/08/83.

Nationality: Mexican.

Address: Viterbo 14, 3er Piso, Puerta B. Montequinto, Dos Hermanas, Spain. C.P. 48010.

Phone Number: (34) 651 94 04 19.

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ORCID: 0000-0001-9813-80101

Researcher ID: T-1120-2017

Scopus Author ID: 5724358585

 


 

Education:

 

 

Cycle

Diss. Title

Institution

Place

Date

Ph.D.

Building an Empire in the New World. Taxes and fiscal policy in Spanish-America during the seventeenth century.

Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

Departamento de Ciencias Sociales.

Madrid, Spain.

2014-2020

Master.

Minería: la articulación económica de San Luis Potosí en el siglo XVII.

Universidad Nacional Autonoma de México.

Facultad de Filosofía y Letras.

Mexico City, Mexico.

2005-2007

Bachelor’s degree.

Conformación económica y social del norte de México a partir del proceso de conquista: el caso de San Luis Potosí. 1592 – 1643.

Escuela de Educacion Superior en Ciencias Históricas y Antropológicas.

San Luis Potosí, Mexico.

2000-2004

 


 

Research Interests:

 

My main research interest remains in taxation and state capacity during the early modern era, especially during the 16th and 17th centuries. I am particularly interested in the history of the Spanish empire in Europe, America, and Asia. I believe that research on these issues is key to understanding the subsequent development of the institutional frameworks in Latin America. In the short term, I intend to refine my Ph.D. thesis text to prepare it for publication as a book. In the medium term, I will be continuing the research on the tax system in Latin America, especially for the second half of the seventeenth century. I will also be addressing issues such as the debt policy of the Spanish Empire in America. Furthermore, I will continue my research on mining production and commercial networks in the early modern era.

I am also particularly interested in developing computer databases, geographic information systems, and graphical interfaces to analyze historical information. In recent years I have learned to program in SQL and Python to process, order, and explore the empirical data generated by my research. I will continue to advance in the systematization and consolidation of data, for my objective is that this information will be easily accessible to all those interested in the subject.
In the past, I have investigated the mining production of San Luis Potosí during the seventeenth century. Also, the commercial circulation from these mines in New Spain to the Pacific and the Atlantic. I have conducted research that applies certain data science elements to the study of history through Social Network Analysis (ARS) and Geographic Information Systems (GIS).
I have participated in research groups in Mexico and Spain as a research assistant. I am entirely familiar with the researcher's work, both in small groups and in projects of considerable magnitude. In the same way, I have taught classes at the undergraduate and graduate levels as an assistant professor at the National Autonomous University of Mexico.

 


 

Employment:

 

·Research fellow in the project Global Encounters between China and Europe (1680-1840), founded by the European Research Council, based at Universidad Pablo de Olavide. Principal Investigator Dr. Manuel Pérez García. 2017-2018.

·Research assistant in the project Las Cajas de la Real Hacienda de la América Española, siglos XVI a principios del siglo XIX at El Colegio de México. Principal Investigator Dr. Carlos Marichal Salinas. 2012-2014.

·Research assistant in the project Globalización comercial, corporaciones y redes de negocios en Hispanoamérica, siglos XVIII-XIX, founded by Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología. Principal Investigator Dr. Antonio Ibarra. 2011-2015.

 


 

Teaching experience:

 

·Assistant to Dr. Antonio Garcia de Leon in the Historiography postgraduate seminar. Facultad de Filosofia y Letras. Universidad Nacional Autonoma de México. 2010-2014.

·Assistant to Dr. Antonio Garcia de Leon in the Sources for the Economic History seminar of the specialization in Economic History. Facultad de Economia. Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico. 2010-2014.

·Assistant to Dr. Antonio Ibarra in the Theory of Economic History seminar of the specialization in Economic History. Facultad de Economia. Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México. 2012-2014.

 


 

Publications:

 

 

a) Books:

 

·La Golosina del Oro. La producción de metales preciosos en San Luis Minas del Potosí y su circulación global en mercados orientales y occidentales durante el siglo XVII. San Luis Potosí, S.L.P.: El Colegio de San Luis, Instituto de Investigaciones Dr. José María Luis Mora, El Colegio de Michoacán, 2018.

 

 

b) Chapters in books:

 

 

·“Panamá y la Real Hacienda Americana. Globalizando la Economía en el siglo XVII." in Coords. Stefan Rinke and Carlos Riojas, America Latina y la Historia Global: Repensar el Mundo. Ciudad de México: CLACSO, Siglo XXI Editores, 2022.

·“Comercio Local, Red Global. El Oro de San Luis Potosí en la Primera Mundialización." in Coords. Antonio Ibarra Romero, Álvaro Alcántara López and Fernando Jumar, Actores, redes de negocios y corporaciones en Hispanoamérica, siglos XVII-XIX. Ciudad de México: Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Bonilla Artigas Editores, 2018.

·“Mercado de minerales y redes comerciales en San Luis Potosí a comienzos del siglo XVII." in Coords. Antonio Ibarra Romero and Guillermina Del Valle Pavón, Globalización comercial, corporaciones y redes de negocios en Hispanoamérica en los siglos XVII-XIX. Ciudad de México: Instituto de Investigaciones Dr. José María Luis Mora, Conacyt, 2017.

 

 c) Articles:

 

·"Producing Gold and Silver to Globalize the Economy during the Early Modern Era: San Luis Potosí and the Pacific Trade with Asia." Asian Review of World histories, Volume 10, issue 1 (January 2022): 58-96.

·Herbert S. Klein and Sergio T. Serrano, "Was There a 17th Century Crisis in Spanish America?" Journal of Iberian and Latin American Economic History 37, no. 1 (March 2019): 43-80.

·"Mercado y red. La estructura del sistema de intercambio de oro y plata en San Luis Potosí a comienzos del siglo XVII." Illes i imperis, no. 19 (2016): 72-103.

·"¡Hay oro y no nos avisan a los amigos! Contrabando y evasión fiscal en el cerro de San Pedro Potosí durante la primera mitad del siglo XVII." Revista de El Colegio de San Luis X, no. 29 (July 2008): 37-62.

 


  

Communications:

 

 

Title

Conference.

Place

Date

Producing gold and silver to globalize the economy during the early modern era. the role of San Luis Potosí in the first mundialization.

6th ENIUGH Congress.

Turku, Finland.

June 2021

Social Network Analysis and Databases for New comparative Global History Studies in China, Europe, and the Americas.

XXVIII World Economic History Congress.

Cambridge, Mass.

Aug 2018

Trade, Fiscal Policy, and Silver: Global Commercial Networks in the Philippines and New Spain During the early 17th century.

XXXVI Latin American Studies Association Congress.

Barcelona

May 2018

Analyzing the 'Real Hacienda de las Indias' in the seventeenth century using relational databases and geographic information systems.

2nd GECEM Workshop. New Technologies & Databases to Analyse Modern Economic Growth in China and Europe.

Seville

Feb 2017

Mercado de metales: precios y redes comerciales en San Luis Potosí a comienzos del siglo XVII.

II Jornadas de la Asociación Mexicana de Historia Económica.

Mexico City

Feb 2015

La fiscalidad en el siglo XVII. San Luis Potosí y la Nueva España en Perspectiva.

IV Congreso Latinoamericano de Historia Económica.

Bogota

July 2014

Las redes comerciales en el septentrión novohispano: avío y producción de metales preciosos a comienzos del siglo XVII

IV Congreso Latinoamericano de Historia Económica.

Bogota

July 2014

La fiscalidad novohispana en el siglo XVII. Fuentes vieja: nuevos enfoques.

III Congreso Latinoamericano de Historia Económica

San Carlos Bariloche, Argentina

Oct 2012

La plata de San Luis y la golosina del oro. Remisiones de mineral en pasta a México. 1618 - 1623.

II Congreso Latinoamericano de Historia Económica.

Mexico City

Feb 2010

Estructuras agrarias en el norte de México.

XXVI Encuentro Nacional de Estudiantes de Historia.

Mexico City

Nov 2003

El agrarismo revolucionario en San Luis Potosí.

XXV Encuentro Nacional de Estudiantes de Historia.

Puebla, Mexico

Nov 2002

El consuelo: plataforma norte

XXIV Encuentro Nacional de Estudiantes de Historia

Guanajuato, Mexico

No2001

 


  

Funding and Awards:

 

 

Name

Place

Date

Graduated with Cum Laude from Ph.D.

Universidad Carlos III de Madrid.

Madrid,

Spain

Dec 2020

Fernando Rosenzweig Award for the best master thesis in Economic History.

Asociación Mexicana de Historia Económica.

Mexico City

Jan 2015

Scholarship for Ph.D. in Universidad Carlos III, Spain.

Consejo Nacional para la Ciencia y la Tecnología.

Mexico City

July 2014

Graduated with Honors from Masters.

Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México.

Mexico City

May 2014

Scholarship for Master in Facultad de Filosofía y Letras.

Unidad de Estudios de Posgrado, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México.

Mexico City

Aug 2005

Graduated with Summa Cum Laude from Bachelor.

Escuela de Educación Superior en Ciencias Históricas y Antropológicas.

San Luis Potosi, Mexico

Dec 2004

Best GPA of the generation 2000-2004.

Escuela de Educación Superior en Ciencias Históricas y Antropológicas.

San Luis Potosi, Mexico

No2004

Premio Estatal de las Artes.

Fondo Estatal para la Cultura y Las Artes.

San Luis Potosi, Mexico

Jan 2003

 


  

Professional Involvement:

 

 

Service

Academic coordinator for the site: "Cajas de la Real Hacienda de la América Española, Siglo XVI a principios del siglo XIX". Hosted by El Colegio de México (since November 2021).

Peer Review for Revista Historia Crítica.

Peer Review for Cuadernos Intercambio sobre Centroamérica y el Caribe.

Peer Review for Revista Fronteras de la Historia.

Peer Review for América Latina en la Historia Económica.

Peer Review for Journal of Iberian and Latin American Economic History.

 


  

Languages:

 

 

Language

Certification

Level

English

Cambridge First Certificate

C1

English

TOEFL

B2

German

Goethe Zertifikat

A1

French

--

Proficient

Spanish

--

Native

 


 

Other skills:

 

·Advanced programming skills in database languages: SQL and FileMaker.

·Advanced programming skills in Python.

·Advanced programming skills in Geographic Informations Systems: (GIS): ArcGIS and QGIS.

·Advanced programming skills in graph-analysis software: Plotly-Dash, Cytoscape, Pajek, Gephi.

·Advanced photography skills.