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Session Submission Type: Panel
The complexity of the new societies that fell under the control of the Spanish required an extensive and multifaceted administrative apparatus. Studies of colonial administration in Spanish America have depicted an ineffective Hapsburg management that pales against a superior Bourbon government. Challenging this traditional view, the papers in this panel both illustrate the flexibility and negotiating capacity of the Hapsburg administration, and examine the diverse outcome of Bourbon rule. The dynastic change transformed to certain extent the administrative system, with both successes and failures, which illustrate a different mode of preserving the Spanish empire.
Judith M Mansilla, Florida International University
Juan Carlos De Orellana Sanchez, University of Texas at Austin
Burocracia, gobierno y redes de poder en el Perú: vacíos políticos en torno a la empresa de conquista transpacífica (1567-1581) - Diego Alexander Chalan Tejada, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú
Empire of letters (or how the City Council of Lima became a policy-maker institution for the Spanish Monarchy). 1567-1620 - Juan Carlos De Orellana Sanchez, University of Texas at Austin
Serving the King: Control and administration of the Royal Treasury of Lima in the late seventeenth century - Judith M Mansilla, Florida International University
“Transportar los despachos de su majestad”: La administración del sistema de correos americano (1720-1807) - Nelson Fernando Gonzalez Martinez