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Cooperación y competencia político-económica en la larga duración: Holanda en la ruta del Mediterráneo (1621-1702)

Authors: Crespo Solana, Ana;

Cooperación y competencia político-económica en la larga duración: Holanda en la ruta del Mediterráneo (1621-1702)

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[EN] From the 1610s onwards the economic and political evolution of the Mediterranean strongly depended on the activity of transporters from northern Europe, who vied with others in a space characterized by competition and une Cooperación y competencia político-económica en la larga duración Pedralbes, 38 (2018), 19-49, issn: 0211-9587, doi: 10.344/pedralbes2018.38.1 qual exchange between native towns of diverse socio-religious characteristics. That space was disturbed on many occasions by war, epidemics and privateering, resulting in a historiographical perception of decadence and continuous crisis. The political events that marked the relations of the Hispanic Monarchy and the new Republic of the United Provinces influenced, however, the development of a maritime and commercial relationship that linked important market areas and economic spaces. This article presents a general outline of Dutch participation in this space through what they called the Straatvaart route (navigation of the Strait of Gibraltar). I will focus on the characteristics of this long-lasting phenomenon, dwelling on the political-military events that marked its destiny and the relationship of the Republic of the United Provinces with the Hispanic Monarchy.

[ES] Desde la década de 1610, la evolución económica y política mediterránea dependió de la intervención de los transportistas del norte de Europa, que rivalizaban en un espacio marcado por la competencia y el intercambio desigual entre pueblos autóctonos de diversas características socio-religiosas. Ese espacio se vio perturbado en muchas ocasiones por la guerra, las epidemias y el corso, lo que provocó que fuera percibido por parte de la Historiografía como una época de decadencia y crisis continua. Los eventos políticos que marcaron las relaciones de la Monarquía Hispánica y la nueva República de las Provincias Unidas influyeron, sin embargo, en el devenir de una relación marítima y comercial que vinculaba importantes áreas de mercado y espacios económicos. Este artículo es un esbozo general sobre la participación holandesa en este espacio a través de la denominada Straatvaart, o ruta de navegación del estrecho de Gibraltar. Me centraré en las características de este fenómeno de larga duración y me detendré en los eventos político-militares que marcaron su destino y la relación de la República de las Provincias Unidas con la Monarquía Hispánica.

Este artículo es una ampliación de mi ponencia en el Cicle de Conferències Aula Mediterrània, Programa Interuniversitari de l’IEMed (28 de noviembre de 2017). Agradezco a los profesores Jaume Dantí, María Ángeles Pérez Samper y Xavier Gil todos los valiosos comentarios que me regalaron. La investigación fue financiada con los proyectos: GlobalNET (HAHR2011-27694); DynCoopNet (EUROCORES, TECT de la European Science Foundation y el MICINN); y ForSEAdiscovery (Programa PEOPLE, Marie Curie ITN de la Unión Europea: PITN-2013-GA607545).

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Monarquía Hispánica, época moderna, època moderna, Straatvaart, Early Modern Period, Early modern period., Hispanic Monarchy, Monarquia Hispànica, Provincias Unidas, Epoca moderna, Mediterranean sea, Mediterranean Sea, Províncies Unides, Dutch Republic, Mediterráneo, Mediterrani, early modern period

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