Blanco White, Spanish America, and Economic Affairs: The Slave Trade and Colonial Trade
研究西班牙流亡知识分子布兰科·怀特在英格兰期间如何基于西班牙传统思想，处理奴隶贸易和殖民贸易等社会经济议题，并与马尔萨斯等经济学家互动。
Blanco White was one of the most important Spanish intellectuals of the first half of the nineteenth century. Being exiled in England (1810–41) and speaking English fluently enabled him to meet some of the period’s greatest economists, such as Malthus, Whately, Senior, and Mill. Despite this and his having been trained initially as a businessman, he devoted no special attention to economics. Nonetheless, he tackled certain topics of undoubted socioeconomic importance, such as the slave trade and the colonial question and overseas trade. This work aims to contextualize the way Blanco treated these topics within the framework of his Spanish contemporaries, to show that his approach was rooted in a Spanish tradition of thinking. Blanco was already familiar in Spain with some approaches to the slave trade and the colonial question, approaches that he would later fully develop in England.