Economic Networks and Cultural Ties, from Prehistory to the Early Modern Era
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Köp båda 2 för 2009 krKristian Kristiansen is Professor of Archaeology at the University of Gothenburg. He is the author of Europe Before History (Cambridge, 1998), Social Transformations in Archaeology (with Michael Rowlands,1998) and The Rise of Bronze Age Society (with Thomas B. Larsson, Cambridge, 2005), which was awarded best scholarly book in 2007 by the Society of American Archaeology. He received the Prehistoric Society's Europa Prize in 2013, and the British Academy's Graham Clark Medal in 2016. Thomas Lindkvist is Professor of Medieval History at the University of Gothenburg.He has written on a number of aspects of medieval society, including agrarian, political, and economic history, in Scandinavia. Janken Myrdalhas beenProfessor of Agrarian History at the Swedish University of Agricultural sciences, and is now affiliated withthe department of Economic History at the University of Stockholm.He has written on medieval cultural history and agrarian history in general.
1. Theorizing trade and civilizationKristian Kristiansen; 2. Cloth and currency: on the ritual-economics of Eurasian textile circulation and the 'origins' of trade, fifth to second millennia BCToby C. Wilkinson; 3. Prices and Values Origins and early history in the Near EastDavid A. Warburton; 4. The rise of Bronze Age peripheries and the expansion of international trade 1950-1100 BC Kristian Kristiansen; 5. Interlocking commercial networks and the infrastructure of trade in western Asia during the Bronze Age Gojko Barjamovic; 6. Mycenaean Glocalism: Greek political economies and international trade Michael L. Galaty; 7. Deconstructing civilisation: a 'neolithic' alternativeMichael Rowlands; 8. Marginalizing civilization: the Phoenician redefinition of power ca. 1300-800 BCEChristopher M. Monroe; 9. The birth of a single Afro-Eurasian world-system (second century BC-sixth century CE)Philippe Beaujard; 10. On the Silk Road. Trade in the Tarim?Susan Whitfield; 11. Trade, traders, and trading systems: macro-modeling of trade, commerce, and civilization in the Indian OceanRahul Oka; 12. Trade and civilization in Medieval East Africa: socioeconomic networksChapurukha M. Kusimba; 13. Conflictive trade, values, and power relations in maritime trading polities of the tenth to the sixteenth centuries in the PhilippinesLaura Junker; 14. The Hanseatic League as an economic and social phenomenon: archaeo-ceramic case studies in cultural transfer and resistance in Western and Northern Europe, c. 1250-1550 David Gaimster; 15. Elliot Smith reborn? A view of prehistoric globalizaton from the island southeast Asian and Pacific marginsMatthew Spriggs; 16. Trade-light: the political economy of Polynesian and Andean civilizations Timothy Earle; 17. Long-distance exchange and ritual technologies of power in the pre-Hispanic AndesAlf Hornborg; 18. Empire, civilization, and trade - the Roman experience in world history Peter Bang; 19. World trade in the fifteenth and early sixteenth centuriesThomas Lindkvist and Janken Myrdal; 20. Postscript: getting the goods for civilization Jonathan Friedman.