Tesi etd-06032020-100006 |
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Tipo di tesi
Tesi di laurea magistrale
Autore
CAROTENUTO, NICOLA
URN
etd-06032020-100006
Titolo
Le reti commerciali di tre mercatores veneziani trecenteschi
Dipartimento
CIVILTA' E FORME DEL SAPERE
Corso di studi
STORIA E CIVILTA
Relatori
relatore Prof. Petralia, Giuseppe
correlatore Prof.ssa Crouzet-Pavan, Élisabeth
correlatore Prof.ssa Crouzet-Pavan, Élisabeth
Parole chiave
- commercio
- cross-cultural trade
- economia
- economy
- history
- medieval
- medieval economy
- medio evo
- Mediterranean
- mercanti
- merchants
- Middle Ages
- storia
- storia economica
- storia mediterranea
- trade
Data inizio appello
13/07/2020
Consultabilità
Non consultabile
Data di rilascio
13/07/2090
Riassunto
The topic of this research is the the study of Venetian commercial networks in the light of Mediterranean history, the conceptualization of trade networks, commercial history and the economic history of Venice. Drawing on largely unpublished material, the research will analyse the intricate links of Venetian commerce throughout the Mediterranean, using extensive post mortem dossiers of 14th century merchants, which makes it possible to take into account both the personal, economical and social implications of their biographies and the complex commercial entanglement between Venetian, Christian, and non-Christian merchants.
The topic is particularly significant since it allows a comprehensive evaluation of the volume of Venetian trade, of the commercial strategies of the Serenissima, as opposed to those of other polities (such as Genoa or Tuscany) and moreover because of the opportunity to analyse how social, intellectual, and economical boundaries were crossed in the trading places of the Mediterranean and how far the notion of cross-cultural interactions may be proven valid.
The topic is particularly significant since it allows a comprehensive evaluation of the volume of Venetian trade, of the commercial strategies of the Serenissima, as opposed to those of other polities (such as Genoa or Tuscany) and moreover because of the opportunity to analyse how social, intellectual, and economical boundaries were crossed in the trading places of the Mediterranean and how far the notion of cross-cultural interactions may be proven valid.
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