Merchants and trade networks in the Atlantic and the Mediterranean, 1550-1800: connectors of commercial maritime systems
Información General
- Autores: Manuel Herrero Sánchez (ed. lit.), Klemens Kaps (ed. lit.)
- Editores: Routledge Reino Unido
- Año de publicación: 2017
- País: Estados Unidos
- Idioma: español
- ISBN: 978-1-138-18873-0
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Listado de artículos
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1 Connectors, networks and commercial systems: approaches to the study of early modern maritime commercial history
págs. 1-36
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PART I - Merchant networks, early modern long-distance trade and globalisation: theoretical considerations and historiographical reappraisal
Social capital, networks and trust in early modern long-distance trade: a critical appraisal
págs. 39-61
3 Understanding networking: theoretical framework and historical evidence
págs. 62-82
4 Merchants ant the beating of a butterfly´s wings: from local to global in the transfer of economic behaviour models in the eighteenth century
págs. 83-106
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PART II - The social composition of networks: cultural identies versus transnationality
Adaptive strategies: French and Flemish merchant communities in Seville as connectors of European and American markets (1570 - 1650)
págs. 109-129
6 Agents of globalisation: an approximation to Santi Federighi´s commercial network, c. 1620 - 1643
págs. 130-144
7 Nations? What nations? Business in the shapping og international trade networks: Seville in the eighteenth century
págs. 145-168
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PART III - Connecting spaces: networks and systems, merchants and political economies
8 Interconnecting trade regions: International networks of German merchants in the eighteenth century
págs. 171-195
9 Merchants between the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean: the Bouligny family case (1700 - 1762)
págs. 196-218
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PART IV - The complexity of networks: formal and informal exchange mechanims and rupture of merchants cooperatiion
10 Hides and the Hispanic monarchy: from contraband to royal privilege
págs. 221-236
11 Structural holes and bad ideas: Lverpool´s Atlantic trade networks in the early-eighteenth century
págs. 237-254
