Cosmopolitan Networks in Commerce and Society 1660-1914

Content

• Foreword

  p. V

  Gestrich, Andreas

• Cosmopolitan Networks in Commerce and Society 1660–1914

• Introduction

  p. 1

  Schulte Beerbühl, Margrit

• Networks in Economic and Business History : A Theoretical Perspective

  p. 17

  Casson, Mark

• From Westphalia to the Caribbean : Networks of German Textile Merchants in the Eighteenth Century

  p. 53

  Schulte Beerbühl, Margrit; Weber, Klaus

• Between Cosmopolitanism and German Colonialism : Nineteenth-Century Hanseatic Networks in Emerging Tropical Markets

  p. 99

  Naranch, Bradley

• The Long Reach of the Small Port : Influences and Con nections in Small English Ports in the Nineteenth Century

  p. 133

  Doe, Helen

• The Jewish Consuls in the Mediterranean and the Holy Roman Empire during the Early Modern Period : A Study in Economic and Diplomatic Networks (1500–1800)

  p. 153

  Jütte, Daniel

• Meeting Friends and Doing Business : Quaker Missionary and Commercial Activities in Europe,1655–1720

  p. 187

  Juterczenka, Sünne

• Religion and Trade : The Van der Smissen Networks from the Late Seventeenth to the Early Nineteenth Century

  p. 219

  Hatjer, Frank

• German Entrepreneurial Networks and the Industrialization of Milan

  p. 249

  Poettinger, Monika

• Gunpowder Manufacturers and the Office of Ordnance, 1793–1815

  p. 293

  Cole, Gareth

• I could ‘do for the Dickmans’ : When Family Networks Don’t Work

  p. 317

  Haggerty, Shervllynne

• Pirates, Death, and Disaster : Maintaining an Atlantic Trade Network in Late Eighteenth-Century England

  p. 343

  Downs, Carolyn

• Notes on Editors and Contributors

  p. 379