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Commercial networks and European cities, 1400-1800 için kapak resmi
Başlık:
Commercial networks and European cities, 1400-1800
Yazar:
Caracausi, Andrea., editor.
ISBN:
9781848934504
Fiziksel Tanımlama:
xvi, 306 pages. : illustration., map ; 24 cm.
Seri:
Perspectives in economic and social history ; number 32.

Perspectives in economic and social history ; no. 32.
İçerik:
Introduction / Andrea Caracausi and Christof Jeggle -- pt. I. Approaches. Networks as social structures in late medieval and early modern towns : a theoretical approach to historical network analysis / Mike Burkhardt -- Interactions, networks, discourses and markets / Christof Jeggle -- pt. II. Merchants. Creating networks through languages : Italian merchants in late medieval and early modern Europe / Francesco Guidi-Bruscoli -- Networks and commercial penetration models in the late medieval Mediterranean : revisiting the Datini / Angela Orlandi -- Networks and merchant diasporas : Florentine bankers in Lyon and Antwerp in the sixteenth century / Heinrich Lang -- The Astudillo partnership and the Spanish 'nation' in sixteenth-century Florence / Francesco Ammannati and Blanca González Talavera -- pt. III. Markets and institutions. Merchant networks in the cities of the crown of Castile / David Carvajal de la Vega -- Galley routes and merchant networks between Venice and the North Sea in the fifteenth century / Stefania Montemezzo -- Network takers or network makers? : the Portuguese traders in the medieval west / Flávio Miranda -- pt. IV. Products. Pepper and silver between Milan and Lisbon in the second half of the sixteenth century / Benedetta Crivelli -- The wool trade, Venice and the Mediterranean cities at the end of the sixteenth century / Andrea Caracausi -- The Scerimans and cross-cultural trade in gems : the Armenian diaspora in Venice and its trading networks in the first half of the eighteenth century / Evelyn Korsch.
Özet:
Introduction – Andrea Caracausi and Christof Jeggle Part I: Approaches 1 Networks as Social Structures in Late Medieval and Early Modern Towns: A Theoretical Approach to Historical Network Analysis – Mike Burkhardt 2 Interactions, Networks, Discourses and Markets – Christof Jeggle Part II: Merchants 3 Creating Networks through Languages: Italian Merchants in Late Medieval and Early Modern Europe – Francesco Guidi-Bruscoli 4 Networks and Commercial Penetration Models in the Late Medieval Mediterranean: Revisiting the Datini – Angela Orlandi 5 Networks and Merchant Diasporas: Florentine Bankers in Lyon and Antwerp in the Sixteenth Century – Heinrich Lang 6 The Astudillo Partnership and the Spanish ‘Nation’ in Sixteenth-Century Florence – Francesco Ammannati and Blanca González Talavera Part III: Markets and Institutions 7 Merchant Networks in the Cities of the Crown of Castile – David Carvajal de la Vega 8 Galley Routes and Merchant Networks between Venice and the North Sea in the Fifteenth Century – Stefania Montemezzo 9 Network Takers or Network Makers? The Portuguese Traders in the Medieval West – Flávio Miranda Part IV: Products 10 Pepper and Silver between Milan and Lisbon in the Second Half of the Sixteenth Century – Benedetta Crivelli 11 The Wool Trade, Venice and the Mediterranean Cities at the End of the Sixteenth Century – Andrea Caracausi 12 The Scerimans and Cross-Cultural Trade in Gems: The Armenian Diaspora in Venice and its Trading Networks in the First Half of the Eighteenth Century – Evelyn Korsch
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