Germany : a new social and economic history

Abstract

Economic landscapes the population of late medieval and early modern Germany the agrarian economy 1300-1600 consumption and demand the urban network of early modern Germany markets and marketing, town and country the nature of early capitalism gender and the world of work German social structure 1300-1600 the social and economic role of institutions communities and the nature of power daily life in late medieval and early modern Germany confessionalism and society.

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