Debtors, Creditors, and their Networks : Social Dimensions of Monetary Dependence from the Seventeenth to the Twentieth Century

Content

• Foreword

  p. V

  Stark, Martin; Gestrich, Andreas

• Debtors, Creditors, and their Networks: Social Dimensions of Monetary Dependence from the Seventeenth to the Twentieth Century

• Introduction

  p. 1

  Gestrich, Andreas; Stark, Martin

• The History of ‘Relational Science’ and Social Network Analysis

  p. 11

  Gamper, Markus

• Historical Network Research: Taking Stock

  p. 43

  Bixler, Matthias

• Credit, Trust, and Social Networks: Mortgage Credit in the Industrializing Town of Esslingen (Württemberg, Germany)

  p. 71

  Vogel, Anna-Carolina

• Networks of Lenders and Borrowers: A Rural Credit Market in the Nineteenth Century

  p. 99

  Stark, Martin

• Credit Markets in the Nineteenth-Century Countryside: A Comparative Study in a Rural Border Region

  p. 119

  Reupke, Daniel

• The Emperor as Debtor: The Prague Coinage Consortium 1622–3. Monetary and Social Dependence in Financing the Early Thirty Years War

  p. 147

  Leins, Steffen

• Notes on Editors and Contributers: Social Dimensions of Monetary Dependence from the Seventeenth to the Twentieth Century

  p. 153

• Social Support Strategies in the Family: Women’s Networks. German Families in the Baltic Area (Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries)

  p. 171

  Wilhelmi, Anja

• Relational Decision-Making: Rural Society, Credit Markets, and the Nazi State in German-Annexed Austria, 1938

  p. 189

  Langthaler, Ernst

• Falliment: The Social Life of a Legal Category. Knowledge and Morals in Bankruptcy Proceedings (Basel, 1840s)

  p. 217

  Suter, Mischa