Portal del Investigador
Manuel Llorca Jaña
Full Professor
Universidad de Valparaíso
Valparaiso, Chile
Historia Economica; Historia de America Latina; HISTORIA COLONIAL LATINOAMERICANA; HISTORIA DE LA ESCLAVITUD; Historia empresarial
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Economic History, LEICESTER UNIVERSITY. Reino Unido, 2009
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Economic History, LEICESTER UNIVERSITY. Chile, 2005
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Economics, UNIVERSIDAD DE SANTIAGO DE CHILE. Chile, 1998
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Ingeniero Comercial, UNIVERSIDAD DE SANTIAGO DE CHILE. Chile, 1998
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Full Professor Full Time
UNIVERSIDAD DE SANTIAGO DE CHILE
Economics
Santiago, Chile
2013 - 2020
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Associate Researcher Part Time
UNIVERSIDAD ADOLFO IBANEZ
Gobierno
Santiago, Chile
2012 - 2013
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Visiting Lecturer in economic history Full Time
UNIVERSITAT POMPEU FABRA
Economics
España
2011 - 2012
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Researcher Full Time
UNIVERSIDAD DE VALPARAISO
FACEA
Chile
2020 - A la fecha
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Researcher Full Time
National Audit Office
London, Reino Unido
2009 - 2010
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Economist Full Time
Banco Central
Chile
1999 - 2001
RESEARCH PROJECTS WON
Principal Researcher. Fondecyt Regular. Anthropometric history of Chile, c.1730-2000. US$165,000. Project number 1180005.
Principal Researcher. Fondecyt Regular. Economic performance of Chile after independence, 1810-1860. US$120,000. Project number 1150161.
Principal Researcher. Conicyt’s INTERNATIONAL NETWORKING BETWEEN RESEARCH CENTRES’s grant: ‘Business history in Chile and Latin America’. A collaborative project with Geoffrey Jones and the Harvard Business School of Harvard University, US$30.000. Project number 140023.
Principal Researcher. Research Grant, ‘Economic consequences of independence in Chile, c.1810-1840’ (US$16,000), No. 031462LLJ. Funded by University of Santiago, Dicyt projects.
Co-Researcher. Research Grant, ‘Slavery in Santiago de Chile, 1776-1823’, Funded by Fondecyt, Chile (US$152,000). I was the sole co-investigator of this grant, whose principal investigator is Dr Celia Cussen (University of Chile).
Principal Researcher. Postdoctoral Research Fellowship, ‘Huth & Co. global networks, c. 1809-1850’, Funded by Fondecyt, Chile (US$54,000).
Principal Researcher. Short-Term Research Grant, ‘Wylie & Hancock operations in South America, c.1807-1819’, Funded by International Seminar on the History of the Atlantic World, Harvard University, USA (US$2,000).
PhD Thesis supervised
Juan José Martinez, ‘Comercio en el corregimiento de Santiago, 1773-1778’, PhD History, Universidad de Santiago de Chile.
Bibiana Rendón, PhD History, ' Desarrollo y modernización de la “industria de la fruta” en Chile, 1880-1930', PhD History, Universidad de Santiago de Chile.
Supervision of Masters Dissertations
Roberto Araya, MA History, ‘Artífices y beneficiarios de la fase inicial del desarrollo capitalista en Chile. La elite del eje Santiago-Valparaíso (1854-1875)’, University of Santiago (co-supervised with Dr Luis Ortega).
Collaborator to BBC’s history and genealogy series, Who Do You Think You Are?
Radio interview, Economic performance of Chile after independence, La Hora del Museo.
http://www.radiousach.cl/la-hora-del-museo-2015-04-17-000000
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Vicens Vives Prize
Asociación Española de Historia Económica
España, 2013
Best book in economic history of Spain and Latin America, published in 2012
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Felipe Ruiz Martín
Asociación Española de Historia Económica
España, 2019
La AEHE otorga el Premio Felipe Ruiz Martín 2019 al mejor artículo de historia económica publicado en 2018 en las revistas Investigaciones de Historia Económica – Economic History Research, Revista de Historia Económica – Journal of Iberian and Latin American Economic History, Revista de Historia Industrial. Economía y Empresa e Historia Agraria. Revista de Agricultura e Historia Rural, a Manuel Llorca Jaña, Juan Navarrete Montalvo y Roberto Araya Valenzuela por su artículo “Inequality in Chile before the first globalization: an approach derived from agricultural market income, 1830s-1850s”, publicado en Historia Agraria, 74, Abril 2018, pp. 103-134.
A history of insurance in Chile, 1810-1980 |
Empresas y Empresarios en la Historia de Chile, 1930-2015 |
The globalization of merchant banking before 1850: the case of Huth & Co. |
Bienestar y desigualdad en Chile |
Anthropometric history of Chile |
Proyecto Basal=> estatura de la población chilena a fines de la colonia c.1750-1780 |
Proyecto Basal=> catastros agricolas en el siglo XIX chileno |
DESEMPEÑO ECONÓMICO EN LAS PRIMERAS DÉCADAS DE CHILE INDEPENDIENTE, C.1810-1860 |
Economic performance of Chile after independence, 1810-1860 |
Business history in Chile and Latin America |
Business history in Chile and Latin America’. A collaborative project with Geoffrey Jones and the Harvard Business School of Harvard University |
Economic history of Chilean independence, c.1830-1840 |
ESCLAVITUD Y TRABAJO EN SANTIAGO DE CHILE, 1776-1823 |
Slavery in Santiago de Chile, 1776-1823 |
Short-Term Research Grant, ‘Wylie & Hancock operations in South America, c.1807-1819’, Funded by International Seminar on the History of the Atlantic World |
Huth & Co. global networks, c. 1809-1850 |
HUTH & CO.'S BUSINESS CONNECTIONS, C.1815-1850=> A GLOBAL MERCHANT HOUSE IN OPERATION |
Anthropometric history of Chile |
Economic consequences of independence in Chile, c.1810-1840 |
THE PHYSICAL STATURE OF MEN IN 19(TH)-CENTURY CHILE: ANOTHER CASE OF STAGNATION DURING AN EXPORT BOOM |
