Publication: La familia Maestre-Zapata: un modelo de burguesía murciana. De la edad de oro a los límites del crecimiento (1879-1958)
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Egea Bruno, Pedro María
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Universidad de Murcia, Servicio de publicaciones
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https://doi.org/10.6018/sh.488571
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La familia Maestre Zapata ocupó un lugar destacado entre la burguesía murciana. La analizamos desde el punto de vista de su proyección económica, atendiendo a los mecanismos de acumulación: desde la estrategia matrimonial a la consolidación y ampliación de los negocios recibidos por aquella vía, sin olvidar el control de los resortes políticos y la construcción de una red de influencias sociales. Su trayectoria es inseparable de los años que les tocó vivir, entre 1879 y 1958, que acotan los extremos temporales de su edad de oro y su decadencia, donde se dieron la mano variables económicas y cambios políticos.
The family Maestre Zapata occupied a prominent place among the bourgeoisie of Murcia. We analyse their socioeconomic role from the point of view of their economic projection, paying special attention to the accumulation mechanisms: from marriage strategy to consolidation and expansion of businesses received via kinship relationships, not forgetting the control of political resources and the construction of a network of social influences. The socio-political trajectory of this family is inseparable from the years they lived through, between 1879 and 1958, a period of time which encompasses their golden age and their decline, and where economic variables and political changes undoubtedlygo hand in hand.
The family Maestre Zapata occupied a prominent place among the bourgeoisie of Murcia. We analyse their socioeconomic role from the point of view of their economic projection, paying special attention to the accumulation mechanisms: from marriage strategy to consolidation and expansion of businesses received via kinship relationships, not forgetting the control of political resources and the construction of a network of social influences. The socio-political trajectory of this family is inseparable from the years they lived through, between 1879 and 1958, a period of time which encompasses their golden age and their decline, and where economic variables and political changes undoubtedlygo hand in hand.
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Sociología histórica, Vol. 11, n.º 1 (2021)
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