Diaspora entrepreneurial networks : four centuries of history /
McCabe, Ina Baghdiantz.
Harlaftis, Gelina,1958-
Pepelasē Minoglou, Iōanna.
Oxford ; New York, NY : Berg,
2005.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Diasporas Jewish and non-Jewish and the world maritime empires / Jonathan Israel -- Global trading ambitions in diaspora: the Armenians and their Eurasian silk trade, 1530-1750 / Ina Baghdiantz McCabe -- Trading networks in a traditional diaspora: Armenians in India, c. 1600-1800 / Sushil Chaudhury -- The seventeenth century Japanese diaspora: questions of boundary and policy / William D. Wray -- Coping with transition: Greek merchants and shipowners between Venice and England in the late sixteenth century / Maria Fusaro -- Maltese entrepreneurial networks / Carmel Vassallo -- Mapping the Greek maritime diaspora from the early eighteenth to the late twentieth centuries / Gelina Harlaftis -- Toward a typology of Greek-diaspora entrepreneurship / Ioanna Pepelasis Minoglou -- Jewish bankers, 1850-1914: internationalization along ethnic lines / Huibert Schiff -- Middle-Eastern entrepreneurs in Southeast Asia, c.1750-c. 1940 / William Gervase Clarence-Smith -- Globalizing ethnicity with multi-local identifications: the Parsee, Indian Muslim, and Sephardic trade diasporas in Hong Kong / Caroline Plüss -- The trade diaspora of Baghdadi Jews: from India to China's treaty ports, 1842-1937 / Chiara Betta -- Western corporate forms and the social origins of Chinese diaspora entrepreneurial networks / Wai-keung Chung -- Irrational exuberance: the fatal conceit of Chinese financial capitalism in contemporary Indonesia / Rajeswary Ampalavanar Brown -- Diaspora networks in the Asian maritime context / Antony Reid -- A profile of ethnonational diasporas / Gabriel Sheffer -- Greek merchant networks in the Age of Empires, 1770-1780 / Maria Christina Chatziioannou -- The concept of diaspora in the contemporary world / Stathis Gourgouris -- A Scottish merchant in Batabia, 1820-1840: Gilean McClain and Dutch connections / Frank Broeze.
Merchants, Foreign
Business networks