New problems, trends and challenges in the historiography of the Portuguese-Brazilian world
Comparisons with Argentine historiography
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trends, Empire, connectivity, agents, interactionsAbstract
The general objective of the following dossier is to present some of the new trends and challenges that frame the development of the historiography of the Portuguese-Brazilian and Hispanic world, composing it in relation to its own contributions on the study of Portuguese immigrants in the space of the Río de La Plata. In this regard, the conferences offered in the framework of the SePIHEA (Seminario Permanente de Investigación Histórica Europamérica) offered in the Academia Nacional de la Historia de la República Argentina.
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