Titlebook: Early Global Interconnectivity across the Indian Ocean World, Volume I; Commercial Structure Angela Schottenhammer Book 2019 The Editor(s)

漸變

China’s Increasing Integration into the Indian Ocean World Until Song 宋 Times: Sea Routes, Connectioirteenth/fourteenth centuries. Particular emphasis is paid to the role of foreign merchants, especially the active role of Iranian and Arab traders for China’s maritime trade. It also introduces changing ideological concepts of the maritime realm and recent archaeological discoveries.

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Introduction,re/empire-periphery model, Eurocentric views and the role of the Europeans, as far as changes in the IOW are concerned, or concepts of Indianization, Sinicization or Europeanization and colonization. It also specifically discusses the role of trade in China in the early fifteenth century when private maritime trade was officially prohibited.

女上癮

Opium in the Indian Ocean Trade in the Early Modern Period: A Commodity of Both Official and Contrab limited. Nonetheless, the article does show that the liberal policy of the government, whereby it provided an assured market (through government monopoly) for the peasants’ output at a predetermined price not subject to alteration, also contributed to the great expansion of cultivation of opium.

單調(diào)性

救護(hù)車

The Chinese in the Philippine Archipelago: Global Projection of a Local Communitys in the Philippines, as an early diasporic phenomena between a synergic cooperation and an open violent conflict with the Spaniards, with both intercultural and local impacts (fiscal, legal, urban, cultural…).

鑲嵌細(xì)工

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Wissen, Kommunikation und Gesellschafteneurship from the Southeast Asian side of the Bay of Bengal. This paper will summarise this newly available data and will try to show how it affects our global comprehension of the history of the Indian Ocean.

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Die Fortpflanzung oder der Sinn des Lebensrough the evidence of the Belitung shipwreck cargo (ca. 826), excavated in 1998–99 in the Java Sea. Finally, it will examine aspects of technological and stylistic exchange between the Abbasid caliphate and late Tang China as reliable indicators of the process of historical dialogue in late first millennium Indian Ocean trade.

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, dress, or religion. This was a reflection of their non-threatening presence and their relative integration into port society, and also of an apparent lack of curiosity about them among the Chinese elites.