This study based on narrative, administrative and above all notarial sources shows how at the turn of the tenth century, in reaction to the harassment of the shores of Liguria by the Fatimids, the Genoese State gradually emancipated itself from imperial tutorship and constituted from the 11th century to the 13th century a naval and economic force which, through military and diplomatic action, succeeded in gaining a foothold in the main centers of western Mediterranean trade. Without succeeding in realizing the political empire they aspired to, the Genoese set up an economic and commercial network which enabled them to develop a speculative system of a capitalist nature and became the obligatory partners of the great powers, the Pope, Angevi...
The arrival of the Genoese traders to the Spanish kingdoms caused a change in the commercial and fin...
This is the final version. Available from Routledge via the DOI in this record.This work analyses th...
International audienceThe political élite and the economic activity in Maghribian ports (XII-XV c.) ...
The analysis of the diplomatic relations established between Genoa and the Kingdoms of the Iberian P...
The Merchant of Genoa is a study of the Genoese engagement in the affairs of the eastern Mediterrane...
By the mid-twelfth century, the revitalized cities of northern Italy joined the well-developed cycle...
In the years around 1100 Genoa and Pisa expanded their mercantile empire at the expense of other Cen...
By deploying Italian notarial evidence alongside Islamic legal sources and Arabic literary evidence,...
Defence date: 18 June 2014Examining Board: Professor Bartolomé Yun-Casalilla, EUI-Universidad Pablo ...
Starting from the middle of the 17th century, Genoese commercial and financial operations spread on ...
This work aims at analysing the activities of Genoese merchants and businessmen in the grain trade o...
International audienceThe political élite and the economic activity in Maghribian ports (XII-XV c.) ...
The history of the great Genoese power has generally well known historical reputation, which continu...
International audienceFrom the end of the 14th century, the presence in Marseille of privateers comi...
Port cities were by nature a pole of attraction for merchants and businessmen looking for opportunit...
The arrival of the Genoese traders to the Spanish kingdoms caused a change in the commercial and fin...
This is the final version. Available from Routledge via the DOI in this record.This work analyses th...
International audienceThe political élite and the economic activity in Maghribian ports (XII-XV c.) ...
The analysis of the diplomatic relations established between Genoa and the Kingdoms of the Iberian P...
The Merchant of Genoa is a study of the Genoese engagement in the affairs of the eastern Mediterrane...
By the mid-twelfth century, the revitalized cities of northern Italy joined the well-developed cycle...
In the years around 1100 Genoa and Pisa expanded their mercantile empire at the expense of other Cen...
By deploying Italian notarial evidence alongside Islamic legal sources and Arabic literary evidence,...
Defence date: 18 June 2014Examining Board: Professor Bartolomé Yun-Casalilla, EUI-Universidad Pablo ...
Starting from the middle of the 17th century, Genoese commercial and financial operations spread on ...
This work aims at analysing the activities of Genoese merchants and businessmen in the grain trade o...
International audienceThe political élite and the economic activity in Maghribian ports (XII-XV c.) ...
The history of the great Genoese power has generally well known historical reputation, which continu...
International audienceFrom the end of the 14th century, the presence in Marseille of privateers comi...
Port cities were by nature a pole of attraction for merchants and businessmen looking for opportunit...
The arrival of the Genoese traders to the Spanish kingdoms caused a change in the commercial and fin...
This is the final version. Available from Routledge via the DOI in this record.This work analyses th...
International audienceThe political élite and the economic activity in Maghribian ports (XII-XV c.) ...