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,Ayutthaya’s Seventeenth-Century Deerskin Trade in the Extended Eastern Indian Ocean and South Chinaian Ocean-South China Sea ‘borderless’ maritime network of the pre-imperial c.1500–1800 global age, when ‘open’ indigenous marketplaces transitioned to those dominated by European trading companies seeking control over high-profit Asian commodities.

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The Dutch East India Company and the Transport of Live Exotic Animals in the Seventeenth and Eighteto utilise the resources of the Asian coastal areas as a means for trade. This chapter focuses on the VOC’s entrepreneurship and what this meant for the animals of the Indian Ocean World that?they transported.

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David Batten,John L. Casti,B?rje Johanssonhing under the administration of the EIC. Tamil Muslim merchants used their local knowledge and position as ship-owners to secure contracts to conduct the fishery at multiple locations in South India. The chapter highlights the importance of revenues from marine animal products for the EIC in India.

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Creativity and Economic Dynamics Modellingterior to show how political power became increasingly tied to access and control the ivory trade. In nineteenth-century East Africa, ivory was transformed from a product with significant symbolic capital to one whose history was increasingly shaped by capitalistic forces.

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