International audienceThe analysis of late medieval price series, as it shows phenomenons hardly explainable through the usual market theory (weakness of the link between production and prices, lack of a pre-harvest maximum of monthly prices), makes it necessary to suppose that monetary transactions were controlled by the lords. Hence feudal dues appear to be not the mechanism itself of seigniorial domination, but the condition making possible a domination realised through the monetary circulation of products. The rise of markets can hence not be considered as a transition to capitalism, but as the consequence of the dynamics of the feudal system - a consequence which enables it to reorganise itself in order to increase its efficacity, as d...
After a description of some statistical methods, the short run transmission of production prices of ...
Mercantilism and the Financial System : State, Power and Money, by Jean-Marie Thiveaud There is no p...
International audienceThe advent of iron in northern Europe, and more particularly in the north of F...
International audienceThe analysis of late medieval price series, as it shows phenomenons hardly exp...
The paper seeks to clarify the links between money, prices and growth in a historic and evolutionary...
The "crisis of feudalism" and price movements in the late Middle Ages John Day In a critique of th...
This paper tries to construe as fully as possible the context in which the movements of market price...
International audienceAt the end of the Middle Ages, only the king could create new markets. By issu...
International audienceDuring the Early Middle Ages, market exchange coexists alongside non market ex...
International audienceIn the latter centuries of the Middle Ages, establishing contracts was an area...
International audienceIf, since money plays the role of a general equivalent within it, exchange val...
Le royaume de Bourgogne-Provence, aussi appelé royaume d’Arles et de Vienne, était une entité politi...
La période 1750-1850 est souvent placée au centre des grands récits de la modernisation, notamment c...
La thématique retenue cette année – « Circulation des savoirs et dynamiques économiques aux époques ...
On Diversification in the Market for Land. Like ways of transmitting inheritances by successoral pa...
After a description of some statistical methods, the short run transmission of production prices of ...
Mercantilism and the Financial System : State, Power and Money, by Jean-Marie Thiveaud There is no p...
International audienceThe advent of iron in northern Europe, and more particularly in the north of F...
International audienceThe analysis of late medieval price series, as it shows phenomenons hardly exp...
The paper seeks to clarify the links between money, prices and growth in a historic and evolutionary...
The "crisis of feudalism" and price movements in the late Middle Ages John Day In a critique of th...
This paper tries to construe as fully as possible the context in which the movements of market price...
International audienceAt the end of the Middle Ages, only the king could create new markets. By issu...
International audienceDuring the Early Middle Ages, market exchange coexists alongside non market ex...
International audienceIn the latter centuries of the Middle Ages, establishing contracts was an area...
International audienceIf, since money plays the role of a general equivalent within it, exchange val...
Le royaume de Bourgogne-Provence, aussi appelé royaume d’Arles et de Vienne, était une entité politi...
La période 1750-1850 est souvent placée au centre des grands récits de la modernisation, notamment c...
La thématique retenue cette année – « Circulation des savoirs et dynamiques économiques aux époques ...
On Diversification in the Market for Land. Like ways of transmitting inheritances by successoral pa...
After a description of some statistical methods, the short run transmission of production prices of ...
Mercantilism and the Financial System : State, Power and Money, by Jean-Marie Thiveaud There is no p...
International audienceThe advent of iron in northern Europe, and more particularly in the north of F...