Gustavo Acioli Lopes is a professor of economic history in the Department of History at Federal Rural University of Pernambuco, Brazil.Leonardo Marques is a professor of colonial American history at the Universidade Federal Fluminense, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.Felipe Souza Melo is a postdoctoral researcher at the Paul Bairoch Institute of Economic History, University of Geneva.

• Towards an economic history of Brazil's commodity chains: the environment and the development of historical capitalism GUSTAVO ACIOLI LOPES AND FELIPE SOUZA MELO 1 Brazilwood and dyeing: a global history THIAGO ALVES DIAS 2 Tapping the forest: the timber export economy in late-colonial Rio de Janeiro DIOGO DE CARVALHO CABRAL, CAROLINA TORRES AND VERONICA MAIOLI 3 Brazilian Sugar's Persistence in Global Context, 1500-1900 THOMAS D. ROGERS 4 From holy herb to pleasant commodity: Brazilian tobacco and the global Atlantic GUSTAVO ACIOLI LOPES 5 Brazil and the Atlantic Leather Market: Production, Circulation, and Consumption (18th and 19th centuries) JONAS MOREIRA VARGAS 6 Cacao and the drogas do sertão in the Luso-Brazilian Amazon region (seventeenth to nineteenth century) RAFAEL CHAMBOULEYRON AND JOSÉ MAIA BEZERRA NETO 7 The Nature of Money: Brazilian Gold and the Environmental Foundations of Historical Capitalism CAROLINA MAROTTA CAPANEMA AND LEONARDO MARQUES 8 The Political Economy of Brazilian Cotton in the Age of Industrial Capitalism RAFAEL DE BIVAR MARQUESE AND MARCELO ROSANOVA FERRARO 9 Rice in southeastern Brazil: the case of the Ribeira Valley, 1801-1836 AGNALDO VALENTIN 10 The coffee economy in Imperial Brazil (c.1800-c.1850) BRENO APARECIDO SERVIDONE MORENO AND GABRIEL GONZÁLEZ STERMAN 11 The International Trade in Whale Commodities during the Rise of the Whaling South Atlantic, 1750-1850 WELLINGTON CASTELLUCCI JUNIOR Brazil in the Global Circuits of Commodification from the 16th to the 21st Century LEONARDO MARQUES

Gustavo Acioli Lopes is a professor of economic history in the Department of History at Federal Rural University of Pernambuco, Brazil.Leonardo Marques is a professor of colonial American history at the Universidade Federal Fluminense, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.Felipe Souza Melo is a postdoctoral researcher at the Paul Bairoch Institute of Economic History, University of Geneva.

• Towards an economic history of Brazil's commodity chains: the environment and the development of historical capitalism GUSTAVO ACIOLI LOPES AND FELIPE SOUZA MELO 1 Brazilwood and dyeing: a global history THIAGO ALVES DIAS 2 Tapping the forest: the timber export economy in late-colonial Rio de Janeiro DIOGO DE CARVALHO CABRAL, CAROLINA TORRES AND VERONICA MAIOLI 3 Brazilian Sugar's Persistence in Global Context, 1500-1900 THOMAS D. ROGERS 4 From holy herb to pleasant commodity: Brazilian tobacco and the global Atlantic GUSTAVO ACIOLI LOPES 5 Brazil and the Atlantic Leather Market: Production, Circulation, and Consumption (18th and 19th centuries) JONAS MOREIRA VARGAS 6 Cacao and the drogas do sertão in the Luso-Brazilian Amazon region (seventeenth to nineteenth century) RAFAEL CHAMBOULEYRON AND JOSÉ MAIA BEZERRA NETO 7 The Nature of Money: Brazilian Gold and the Environmental Foundations of Historical Capitalism CAROLINA MAROTTA CAPANEMA AND LEONARDO MARQUES 8 The Political Economy of Brazilian Cotton in the Age of Industrial Capitalism RAFAEL DE BIVAR MARQUESE AND MARCELO ROSANOVA FERRARO 9 Rice in southeastern Brazil: the case of the Ribeira Valley, 1801-1836 AGNALDO VALENTIN 10 The coffee economy in Imperial Brazil (c.1800-c.1850) BRENO APARECIDO SERVIDONE MORENO AND GABRIEL GONZÁLEZ STERMAN 11 The International Trade in Whale Commodities during the Rise of the Whaling South Atlantic, 1750-1850 WELLINGTON CASTELLUCCI JUNIOR Brazil in the Global Circuits of Commodification from the 16th to the 21st Century LEONARDO MARQUES

Gustavo Acioli Lopes is a professor of economic history in the Department of History at Federal Rural University of Pernambuco, Brazil.Leonardo Marques is a professor of colonial American history at the Universidade Federal Fluminense, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.Felipe Souza Melo is a postdoctoral researcher at the Paul Bairoch Institute of Economic History, University of Geneva.

• Towards an economic history of Brazil's commodity chains: the environment and the development of historical capitalism GUSTAVO ACIOLI LOPES AND FELIPE SOUZA MELO 1 Brazilwood and dyeing: a global history THIAGO ALVES DIAS 2 Tapping the forest: the timber export economy in late-colonial Rio de Janeiro DIOGO DE CARVALHO CABRAL, CAROLINA TORRES AND VERONICA MAIOLI 3 Brazilian Sugar's Persistence in Global Context, 1500-1900 THOMAS D. ROGERS 4 From holy herb to pleasant commodity: Brazilian tobacco and the global Atlantic GUSTAVO ACIOLI LOPES 5 Brazil and the Atlantic Leather Market: Production, Circulation, and Consumption (18th and 19th centuries) JONAS MOREIRA VARGAS 6 Cacao and the drogas do sertão in the Luso-Brazilian Amazon region (seventeenth to nineteenth century) RAFAEL CHAMBOULEYRON AND JOSÉ MAIA BEZERRA NETO 7 The Nature of Money: Brazilian Gold and the Environmental Foundations of Historical Capitalism CAROLINA MAROTTA CAPANEMA AND LEONARDO MARQUES 8 The Political Economy of Brazilian Cotton in the Age of Industrial Capitalism RAFAEL DE BIVAR MARQUESE AND MARCELO ROSANOVA FERRARO 9 Rice in southeastern Brazil: the case of the Ribeira Valley, 1801-1836 AGNALDO VALENTIN 10 The coffee economy in Imperial Brazil (c.1800-c.1850) BRENO APARECIDO SERVIDONE MORENO AND GABRIEL GONZÁLEZ STERMAN 11 The International Trade in Whale Commodities during the Rise of the Whaling South Atlantic, 1750-1850 WELLINGTON CASTELLUCCI JUNIOR Brazil in the Global Circuits of Commodification from the 16th to the 21st Century LEONARDO MARQUES