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Item type:Publication, The 1824 census. Social space and socioeconomic structure in Lima(Universidad de Antioquia, 2021-01-01)Este artículo presenta y analiza el inconcluso padrón de población de Lima de 1824, encontrado recientemente en el Archivo Histórico Municipal de Lima, con el doble propósito de presentar su contenido y llamar la atención hacia las posibilidades historiográficas de varios corpus de información fragmentaria sobre la demografía limeña, realizados durante la temprana República. A partir del análisis de dos barrios, se realiza un acercamiento microscópico a la estructura socioeconómica de la ciudad para lograr explicar el perfil de ambos y aportar al estudio de su caracterización sociodemográfica en un periodo convulso y de continua movilidad.2 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, El Cabildo y el visitador: la reforma de policía en Lima, 1784-1787(Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2022-10-03)The Bourbon reforms sparked a political struggle between the local elite and the Spanish officials commissioned to execute them. This is a key issue since, in the long term, successful implementation relied on a coincidence of interest between both groups. The police reform is a clear example of how this political struggle was key to defining a specific body of legislation for the city and Cabildo of Lima, governed by guidelines established by the Crown, but also resulting from intense negotiation between the local elite and visitador Jorge de Escobedo. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, Municipal statistics in the Early Republic: The First District of Lima in 1831(Universidad Pedagogica y Tecnologica de Colombia, 2024-07-01)The text addresses socio-economic aspects related to the city of Lima during the Early Republic (1821-1860). Through the sociodemographic study of the first district of the 1831 municipal census of Lima, a socio-spatial characterization was carried out during the third decade of the 19th century, a period of strong socio-economic instability, providing an insight into change through the diachronic analysis of the third neighbourhood between 1824 and 1831, that is, from a single basic administrative unit of the Lima statistical record. The results of both demonstrate that the new network of subordinates of the local administration of the Early Republic maintained the tradition of population counting during the late viceregal period with relative efficiency, in addition to generating records that corroborate the demographic and spatial trends observed in more comprehensive censuses during the same period.