Commercial Networks in Modern AsiaShinya Sugiyama, Linda Grove Psychology Press, 2001 - 270 頁 This volume brings together an international team of scholars who examine the development of commercial networks in Asia from the 18th century to the 20th century on a stage that stretches from Yokohama and Pusan to Istanbul. The studies, based on extensive archival research, focus on the trading firms and merchant groups that were the chief actors in the creation of the commercial networks that crisscrossed Asia, linking the various Asian economies to each other and to Europe and the Americas. While some of this work has been available in Japanese, Chinese and Dutch, this is the first time that such a broad range of essays has been made available to an English-speaking audience. |
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第 1 到 5 筆結果,共 67 筆
... Activities of Indian Raw Cotton by Tōyō Menka's Bombay Branch , 1896–1935 199 Kagotani Naoto 12 The English East India Company and Indigenous Trading Systems : The Grain Trade in Early Colonial Bengal 214 Miki Sayako 13 Trading Networks ...
... Activities Regarding Imported Goods , 1865 16 21 1.4 Kurimori's Suppliers 23235 26 1.5 Kosugiya Motozō's Commercial Journey to Niigata and Yamagata , 1870 27 1.6 Distribution of Imported Yarn , 1878-79 30 1.7 Takizawa's Balance Sheet ...
... activities and forms of interaction . In the most commonly used social science definition the term is used to refer to the systems of relations that link individual to individual , group to group , and individuals to groups . When we ...
... commercial interests a strong structure of legal advantages , it is difficult to argue that this led to their control over the economic system . When we examine the activities of the Western merchants and 5 Linda Grove and S. Sugiyama.
... activities were almost always restricted to the treaty port cities . Only rarely were they able to extend their influence or control into the domestic marketing and distribution systems that were the other half of the structure of the ...
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Who Marketed Imported Textiles The Japanese Case | 15 |
Japanese Business Networks in Prewar Korea The Case of the Enterprises of Kameya Aisuke | 39 |
Overseas Chinese Financial Networks and Korea | 55 |
Inchon Trade Japanese and Chinese Merchants and the Shanghai Network | 71 |
International Trade and the Creation of Domestic Marketing Networks in North China 18601930 | 96 |
Decline or Prosperity? Guild Merchants Trading Across the Taiwan Straits 1820s1895 | 116 |
Marketing and Competition in China 18951932 The Taikoo Sugar Refinery | 140 |
Lineage Ties and Business Partnership A Hong Kong Commercial Network | 159 |
Upcountry Purchase Activities of Indian Raw Cotton by Tõyõ Menkas Bombay Branch 18961935 | 199 |
The English East India Company and Indigenous Trading Systems The Grain Trade in Early Colonial Bengal | 214 |
Trading Networks in Western Asia and the Iranian Silk Trade | 235 |
Commentaries Asian and Western Commercial Networks in Asia 18501930 Dependence and Rivalry | 251 |
Historical Evaluation of English Trading Firms | 257 |
Asian Trade Networks | 261 |
List of Contributors | 265 |
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IntraAsian Marketing Aw Boonhaws Commercial Network 19101937 | 171 |
Trust and Status in a Dual Regional Economy Dutch Trading Companies in Japans Prewar Trade with Southeast Asia | 182 |