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I am in the PhD program for History at the University of California, Irvine. My dissertation explores the local trade of Asian import goods in New Spain in the seventeenth century. My work demonstrates how Mexican merchants transformed colonial cities into centers of cosmopolitan commerce through the introduction and circulation of this valued merchandise. In particular, I concentrate on transactors in México, Puebla, Toluca and Acapulco, and their transpacific connections to business partners in Manila.
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World History Connected, 2018
The Middle Ground Journal, 2016
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World History Bulletin, 2021
Article coauthored with Nicole Gilbertson, Cindy Mata, and Amparo Chávez-González. This was a dou... more Article coauthored with Nicole Gilbertson, Cindy Mata, and Amparo Chávez-González. This was a double issue of the World History Bulletin, 37-2 (Fall 2021) and 38-1 (Spring/Summer 2022).
World History Connected, 2018
The Middle Ground Journal, 2016
World History Bulletin, 2021
Article coauthored with Nicole Gilbertson, Cindy Mata, and Amparo Chávez-González. This was a dou... more Article coauthored with Nicole Gilbertson, Cindy Mata, and Amparo Chávez-González. This was a double issue of the World History Bulletin, 37-2 (Fall 2021) and 38-1 (Spring/Summer 2022).