Oriente Moderno n.s. XXV (LXXXVI) 1, 2006 - THE OTTOMANS AND TRADE Edited by Ebru BOYAR and Kate FLEET
di Aa.Vv.
- Anno Edizione:
- 2006
- Collana/Rivista:
- Oriente Moderno (OM) - ISSN 0030-5472
- Casa Editrice:
- IPOCAN - Istituto per l’Oriente Carlo Alfonso Nallino - Roma
- Argomento:
- Orientalistica e filologia orientale
Prezzo: € 60.00
Descrizione:
In 8°, bross. edit., 200 pp.
CONTENTS
Editors’ preface i-v
Rossitsa GRADEVA Villagers in international trade: the case of Chervena voda, seventeenth to the
beginning of the eighteenth centuries, p. 1-20
Stefka PARVEVA The influence of the market on the urban agrarian space: the case of the
town of Arcadia in 1716, p. 21-49
Fruma ZACHS Commerce and merchants under Am†r Baš†r II: from market town to
commercial centre, p. 51-63
Antonis ANASTASOPOULOS Building alliances: a Christian merchant in eighteenth-century Karaferye,
p. 65-75
Svetla IANEVA The commercial practices and protoindustrial activities of Haci Hristo
Rachkov, a Bulgarian trader at the end of the eighteenth to the beginning of
the nineteenth century, p. 77-91
Eyal GINIO When coffee brought about wealth and prestige: the impact of Egyptian
trade on Salonica, p. 93-107
Elena FRANGAKIS-SYRETT Market networks and Ottoman-European commerce, c. 1700-1825,
p. 109-128
Maurits VAN DEN BOOGERT Ottoman Greeks in the Dutch Levant trade: collective strategy and
individual practice, p. 129-147
Dariusz KOŁODZIEJCZYK Slave hunting and slave redemption as a business enterprise: the northern
Black Sea region in the sixteenth to seventeenth centuries,
p. 149-159
Jane HATHAWAY The Ottomans and the Yemeni coffee trade, p. 161-171
Salih ÖZBARAN Ottomans and the India trade in the sixteenth century: some new data
and reconsiderations, p. 173-179
Jan SCHMIDT Hamza Efendi’s treatise on buying and Selling of 1678, p. 181-186
Kate FLEET Law and trade in the early fifteenth-century: the case of Cagi Sati Oglu,
p. 187-191
Ebru BOYAR Public good and private exploitation: criticism of the Tobacco Régie in
1909, p. 193-200
CONTENTS
Editors’ preface i-v
Rossitsa GRADEVA Villagers in international trade: the case of Chervena voda, seventeenth to the
beginning of the eighteenth centuries, p. 1-20
Stefka PARVEVA The influence of the market on the urban agrarian space: the case of the
town of Arcadia in 1716, p. 21-49
Fruma ZACHS Commerce and merchants under Am†r Baš†r II: from market town to
commercial centre, p. 51-63
Antonis ANASTASOPOULOS Building alliances: a Christian merchant in eighteenth-century Karaferye,
p. 65-75
Svetla IANEVA The commercial practices and protoindustrial activities of Haci Hristo
Rachkov, a Bulgarian trader at the end of the eighteenth to the beginning of
the nineteenth century, p. 77-91
Eyal GINIO When coffee brought about wealth and prestige: the impact of Egyptian
trade on Salonica, p. 93-107
Elena FRANGAKIS-SYRETT Market networks and Ottoman-European commerce, c. 1700-1825,
p. 109-128
Maurits VAN DEN BOOGERT Ottoman Greeks in the Dutch Levant trade: collective strategy and
individual practice, p. 129-147
Dariusz KOŁODZIEJCZYK Slave hunting and slave redemption as a business enterprise: the northern
Black Sea region in the sixteenth to seventeenth centuries,
p. 149-159
Jane HATHAWAY The Ottomans and the Yemeni coffee trade, p. 161-171
Salih ÖZBARAN Ottomans and the India trade in the sixteenth century: some new data
and reconsiderations, p. 173-179
Jan SCHMIDT Hamza Efendi’s treatise on buying and Selling of 1678, p. 181-186
Kate FLEET Law and trade in the early fifteenth-century: the case of Cagi Sati Oglu,
p. 187-191
Ebru BOYAR Public good and private exploitation: criticism of the Tobacco Régie in
1909, p. 193-200