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The Routledge handbook of maritime trade around Europe 1300-1600 Blockmans, Willem Pieter • Krom, Michail Markovic • Wubs-Mrozewicz, Justyna [Hrsg.]. |
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Autoren suchen: Blockmans, Willem Pieter • Krom, Michail Markovic • Wubs-Mrozewicz, Justyna |
Inhalt
| Maritime trade around Europe 1300-1600: commercial networks and urban autonomy |
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| Ships and sailing routes in maritime trade around Europe 1300-1600 |
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| Capturing opportunity, financing trade |
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| Trading spaces in European port cities: the architectural models of bourses, lonjas and exchanges |
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| Lex Maritima? Local, regional and universal maritime law in the Middle Ages |
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| Trade and language: how did traders communicate across language borders? |
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| Venice: city of merchants or city for merchandise? |
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| Collapse and continuity: Alexandria as a declining city with a thriving port (thirteenth to sixteenth centuries) |
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| The maritime trading network of Ragusa (Dubrovnik) from the fourteenth to the sixteenth century |
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| Genoa: a city with a port or a port city? |
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| The Genoese Casa di San Giorgio as a micro-economic and territorial nodal system |
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| Marseille: a supporting role |
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| Valencia: opportunities of a secondary node |
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| Lübeck and the Hanse: a queen without its body |
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| Danzig (Gdansk): seeking stability and autonomy |
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| Reval (Tallinn): a city emerging from maritime trade |
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| Novgorod: trade, politics and mentalities in the time of independence |
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| The city of Pskov in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries: Baltic trade and institutional growth |
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| Lisbon: trade, urban power and the king's visible hand |
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| The maritime trade and society of La Rochelle in the late Middle Ages |
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| 'The goodlyest Haven not of the Lowe Countries only but of all Christendome': the Scheldt estuary as a gateway system 1300-1600 |
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| The maritime trade networks of late medieval London |
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| Aberdeen and the east coast of Scotland: autonomy on the periphery |
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| Bergen 1300-1600: a trading hub between the North and the Baltic Sea |
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| European integration from the seaside: a comparative synthesis |