Revue d'histoire moderne et contemporaine 2001-2/3

No 48-2, 2001/2 - 400 pages

The Territories of Economy, from the 15th to the 19th Centuries

Pages 7 to 10

Presentation

By Philippe Minard

Pages 11 to 24

Industrial Space and Strategies in the 18th and 19th Centuries: Exploiting the Mediterranean

By Gérard Chastagnaret, Olivier Raveux

Pages 25 to 50

Territory and Spaces in the Economic Theory of Germany, 1750 – 1820

By Guillaume Garner

Pages 51 to 71

War and Trade Expansion: The Role of the Basque in the Spanish Empire in the 16th Century

By Jean-Philippe Priotti

Pages 72 to 103

The Invisible Hand behind the Traders to Leipzig: Survey of Top-Ranking Profit-Making Sales, 1750 – 1830

By Gérard Gayot

Pages 104 to 122

Negotiation and Territory: Northern Passports in the 19th Century

By Matthieu de Oliveira

Pages 123 to 147

Easily Accessible Borders: Norms and Practices in Relations between the Kingdom of Majorca and the Arab World in the 17th Century

By Natividad Planas

Pages 148 to 161

The French Consuls and Smuggling at the Free Port of Livorno during the Risorgimento

By Samuel Fettah

Pages 162 to 191

Outside Rouen and Paris: Methods of Integrating Cloth Manufacturing Spaces (13th–16th Centuries)

By Mathieu Arnoux, Jacques Bottin

Pages 192 to 246

The Economic Territory of an Emigration Zone: Countrysides and Mountains in the Region of Lucca from the Mid-19th Century to 1914

By Caroline Douki

Readings and Debates

Pages 245 to 306

Quodlibet: Brazilian Gold, Macro-Economy, and Economic Growth in France and England in the 18th Century

By Michel Morineau

Pages 307 to 310

Political Economy and History

By Jochen Hoock

Pages 311 to 383

Reviews

By Jean-Pierre Duteil