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Maritime history as global history, edited by Maria Fusaro and Amélia Polónia

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Includes bibliographical references

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Maritime history as global history

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edited by Maria Fusaro and Amélia Polónia

Research in maritime history,, no. 43, 1188-3928

Maritime history: a gateway to global history / Amélia Polónia -- Behind the Atlantic expansion: Flemish trade connections of Seville in 1620 / Eberhard Crailsheim -- National and international labour markets for sailors in European, Atlantic and Asian waters, 1600-1850 / Matthias van Rossum [et. al.] -- Maritime expansion and (de)globalization? An examination of the land and sea trade in seventeenth-century Mughal India / Jagjeet Lally -- From hold to foredeck: slave professions in the maritime world of the East India Company, c. 1660-1720 / Anna Winterbottom -- Small town merchants, global ventures: the maritime trade of the New Julfan Armenians in the seventeenth and eigthteenth centuries / Ina Baghfiantz McCabe -- Lighting up the world? Empires and islanders in the Pacific whaling industry, 1970-1860 / David Haines -- Technological advances in the maritime sector: some implications for trade, modernization and the process of globalization in the nineteenth century / David M. Williams and John Armstrong -- Lost in calculation? Norwegian mechant shipping in asia, 1870-1914 / Camilla Brautaset and Stig Tenold -- Why are the major oil companies selling off their fleets? The case of Totla / Benoît Doessant amd Samir Saul -- Turning maritime history into global history: some conclusions from the impact of globalization in early modern Spain / Regina Grafe -- Maritime history as global history? The methodological challenges and a future research agenda / Maria Fusaro