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Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP). Instituto de Filosofia e Ciências Humanas (IFCH) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Ivan Sicca Gonçalves is a Ph.D. Candidate in History at the University of Campinas (UNICAMP) in Brazil. He holds a bachelors (2017) and a masters degree (2021) in History from the same institution. During an internship from 2024 to 2025, he was also a Visiting Fellow on Instituto de Ciências Sociais (ICS) of the University of Lisbon. Working in the field of social history, he studied the Portuguese legislation that regulated African forced labor in the colonies, the long-distance trade in Central Africa, and the Portuguese sertanejo caravans of Angolan Central Highlands. His masters dissertation was awarded the 4 th prize of the Associação Brasileira de História Econômica - ABPHE (Brazilian Association of Economic History) in 2022. During his masters, he was also a Visiting Researcher at the Centro de História of the University of Lisbons School of Arts and Humanities (Faculdade de Letras). (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The region known as Angola nowadays has undergone profound political, economic and social transformations throughout the 19th century. Back then, the transatlantic slave trade not only reached its peak, it was also outlawed and, eventually, replaced by the exportation of colonial goods, such as coffee, ivory and rubber, that grew in tandem with an intense increasing of a long distance com…
This research aims to study the dynamics of "sertanejo" trade in Angola's hinterland in mid XIXth century. Gathered in the Angolan Central Highlands, region outside the Portuguese colonial jurisdiction at the time, the "sertanejo" merchants were important agents of the trade in the continent's hinterland, having a fundamental role in the expansion of the export of colonial goods like wax,…
This project will examine legislation on forced labor in the Portuguese colonies during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. The analysis will focus on existing legislative data, which will be be entered into the Database "Legislation: Work and Workers in Portugal, Brazil and the Portuguese Colonial Africa" (http://www.ifch.unicamp.br/cecult/lex/web/ ). In addition to collecting and re…
The long-distance cross-cultural trade is a complex and multifaceted theme, that is also a classical subject in the studies of Imperial Histories. Its agents, who came from many cultural and social backgrounds, worked as go-betweens, setting the terms and everyday methods of the commerce exchanges by mobilizing a wide range of informal partnerships. Furthermore, the studies of their life …
With the prohibition of transatlantic slave trade in the Portuguese colonies in 1836 and the subsequent growth in the demand of colonial goods like ivory, wax and copal, the region currently known as Angolan Central Highlands suffered intense political, economical and social changes throughout the XIXth century. Since most of the region was out of Portuguese jurisdiction during almost the…
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