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September 10, 2025

Technologies for Disciplining Bodies and Spaces in Abra (1823–1898)

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RRRaymundo Rovillos

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Overview

Analysis reveals Spanish colonialism’s impact on agriculture and commerce in the Philippine archipelago, suggesting organized surveys shaped local governance.

Key Points

  • Spanish colonial efforts intensified in the Cordillera during the 19th century, leading to significant changes in local governance.
  • The establishment of new economic policies aimed to exploit the region's resources, including timber and minerals.
  • Organized surveys and geographical projects were launched to create a modern administrative structure under Spanish rule.
  • Colonial ambitions were fueled by the collapse of the Spanish Empire and the renewed interest in overseas territories.

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Raymundo Rovillos (2009) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c1e17854b1d3bfb60fee41https://doi.org/10.64743/rhxq1930
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