Trade and institutions in the medieval Mediterranean: the Geniza merchants and their business world
Abstract
1. Introduction: two tales Part I. Institutions: 2. Merchants in their community 3. The uses of commercial correspondence 4. The nature of merchants' trade 5. The human landscape: business relationships, institutions of law and government 6. Conclusion to Part I Part II. Geographies: 7. The geography of information 8. Commodities in a regional market 9. Individual geographies of trade 10. The contracting geography of the eleventh-century merchant network 11. Conclusion: the Mediterranean through the eyes of Geniza merchants Glossary of terms Bibliography.
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Jessica L. Goldberg (2013). Trade and institutions in the medieval Mediterranean: the Geniza merchants and their business world. Choice Reviews Online. https://doi.org/10.5860/choice.50-5181
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title = {Trade and institutions in the medieval Mediterranean: the Geniza merchants and their business world},
author = {Goldberg, Jessica L.},
year = {2013},
journal = {Choice Reviews Online},
doi = {10.5860/choice.50-5181}
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