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From Lyon to Kyoto: Technology Transfer, Inflow of Knowledge, and Modernization of a Traditional Silicated or complicated products for the domestic high-end market. In this chapter, we explore the production trend and its causes in Kyoto?city from the late nineteenth century to the early twentieth century. Its growth was characterized by Jacquard-led, outweaver-based, and power loom-assisted phase

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The Japanese Silk Reeling Industry and Women’s Labor: The Case of the Tomioka Silk Millmodern Japanese capitalism and historical shifts in labor policies. The Tomioka Silk Mill tells us the story of industrial development and automation, the restructuring of skilled and unskilled labor, the long-term impacts of labor laws, and the eventual collapse of a gendered workforce at the end of the twentieth century.

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Facing Rising Uncertainty in the Lyon Silk Market from the Mid-nineteenth Century to 1914 three strategies aimed at reducing this uncertainty: through the collection and dissemination of commercial and economic information; the arbitration of commercial disputes and the codification of commercial practices; and the adaptation of the structures and procedures used to define silk-quality standards.

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Growth, Differentiation and Sexualityrade flows to Japan, but also its social and diplomatic function, as a frequent gift from foreigners to Japanese authorities and merchants. In doing so, this chapter analyses how the silk trade and circulation shaped Japan‘s foreign relations between the late sixteenth and early eighteenth centuries.

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