Global interactions in the early modern age, 1400-1800

Abstract

Introduction: the global integration of space 1. European states and overseas empires 2. Asian states and territorial empires 3. International markets and global exchange networks 4. The movement of peoples and diffusion of cultures 5. The formation of new demographic and ecological structures 6. The transmission of religion and culture Conclusion: the landscapes of an altered world.

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