Mercantilism, account keeping and the periphery-core relationship / edited by Cheryl Susan McWatters.
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9780429485428 (e-book : PDF)
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İngilizce
Basım Bildirimi
First edition.
Yayın Bilgisi
Boca Raton, FL : Routledge, an imprint of Taylor and Francis, 2018.
Fiziksel Niteleme
1 online resource (214 pages) : 58 illustrations.
Dizi
European Society for Medical Oncology Handbooks
İçindekiler Notu
part, Part I Pre-market intermediaries and Indigenous players -- chapter Introduction: mercantilism and accounting across space and time / CHERYL SUSAN MCWATTERS -- chapter 1 Jesuit account books and their role in connecting worlds / FREDERIK VERMOTE -- chapter 2 ‘But whatever were the honey in the mouth of that beast of trade, there was a deadly sting in the tail’: New Netherland’s monetary policy and the Coastal Algonquian pragmatic response during the seventeenth century / MARIO SCHMIDT -- part, Part II Encounters with the periphery -- chapter 3 European merchant trading firms and the export of the precious metals from the Kingdom of Bohemia during the sixteenth century / PETR VOREL -- chapter 4 Trade, truck, custom and barter – glimpses from slave- trade cargoes / CHERYL SUSAN MCWATTERS AND YANNICK LEMARCHAND -- part, Part III Production, consumption and management of the colonial economy -- chapter 5 Glimpses of an Indigenous economy: patterns of consumption and production of Indigenous peoples in the nineteenth-century fur trade and whaling industry / LEANNA PARKER -- chapter 6 Economic intelligence and fur trade management by the Hudson’s Bay Company: an examination of district reports in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries / ARTHUR J. RAY -- chapter 7 Native labour and Imperial consumption on the periphery of Empire as revealed by the York Factory account books of the Hudson’s Bay Company, c. 1869–1870 / FRANK J. TOUGH -- chapter 8 Conclusion: accounting, money and mercantilism in European exchange, 1500–1900 / RICHARD W. UNGER.
Özet, vb.
Mercantilism and accounting remain two dynamic and debated concepts in terms of definition and scope. This volume brings together the research of international scholars from a wide variety of disciplines – accounting, anthropology, native studies, economic geography, economic history and management – to reflect on alternative approaches to the study of these concepts. This book focuses particularly on how individuals across space and time negotiated and navigated systems of exchange and trade, especially when confronted with world views and cultural systems that conflicted with and disrupted perceptions of their own. Through this, the volume offers a helpful reinforcement to the view that the analysis of mercantilism must be more highly contextualised to time and place, along with deeper focus on the local actors involved. It is these local actors who negotiated, exchanged and navigated differing world views and who enable us to tease out the longer-run global economic and social processes and the impacts of these encounters.Complementing the growing interest in mercantilism, Indigenous studies and the relationships between colonists, traders and their counterparts in colonies and trading ports, this work provides a cross disciplinary examination of the subject area. Furthermore, it encourages a renewed interest in the use of archival documents and documentary sources in novel and innovative ways.
Konu
Accounting.
Mercantile system.
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Economics / General. __ bisacsh
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Reference. __ bisacsh
Accounting __ History.
Economic history.
Mercantile system __ History.
Mercantile system.
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Economics / General. __ bisacsh
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Reference. __ bisacsh
Accounting __ History.
Economic history.
Mercantile system __ History.
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