AGENCIA Y CONTROL SOCIAL EN LA FRONTERA: LOS GOBERNADORES DEL TUCUMÁN Y LOS ATAQUES INDÍGENAS DEL CHACO, 1670-1700

Javier Hipólito Villanueva

doi:10.1344/BA2022.84.1002

AGENCIA Y CONTROL SOCIAL EN LA FRONTERA: LOS GOBERNADORES DEL TUCUMÁN Y LOS ATAQUES INDÍGENAS DEL CHACO, 1670-1700

Translated title of the contribution: Agency and social control on the border: governors of Tucumán and the native attacks of Chaco, 1670-1700

Javier Hipólito Villanueva^*

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The governors of Tucumán during the reign of Charles II of Habsburg managed the problem of the incursions of the Chaco natives through negotiation and the search for consensus with different social actors, especially local ones. In turn, the solution to the conflict had two options: evangelization and military action, of which, in general, the governors preferred the latter. Thus, a process of militarization developed in the jurisdiction.

Translated title of the contribution	Agency and social control on the border: governors of Tucumán and the native attacks of Chaco, 1670-1700
Original language	Spanish
Pages (from-to)	41-61
Number of pages	21
Journal	Boletin Americanista
Issue number	84
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1344/BA2022.84.1002
State	Published - 2022

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