2013
DOI: 10.13113/cedrus/20131692
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18. Yüzyılın İlk Yarısında İçel ve Antalya Sahillerinde Ticaret

Abstract: Özet: Osmanlı Devleti'nde 18. yüzyılın başlarından itibaren özellikle dış ticarette ve taşımacılıkta Fransızların üstünlüğü olsa da, iç ticaret yerli tüccarın kontrolü altındaydı. Fakat bununla birlikte İçel ve Antalya sahilleriyle iç kesimlerinde, Acem tebaası Ermeni tüccarın da yoğun ticarî aktivitesinin olduğu anlaşılmaktadır. Doğu Akdeniz'de Halep ve Adana taraflarından kıyı şeridi boyunca gelen ticaret yolu, İçel ve Alaiye sancak sınırlarını kat ederek Antalya'ya kadar ulaşıyordu. Ayrıca bu sahillerde iri… Show more

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“…It does, however, list the types of goods, usually their quantities, and their customs dues. Summary customs registers were also used by Ensar Köse, among other sources, to discuss Mediterranean commerce in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries (Köse 2013; see also Köse 2011). Although disappointed in the level of quantitative data in these summarized sources, Köse was able to see from the register which ports traded with which and what goods came over those routes.…”
Section: Customs Registers and The Commercial Worldmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It does, however, list the types of goods, usually their quantities, and their customs dues. Summary customs registers were also used by Ensar Köse, among other sources, to discuss Mediterranean commerce in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries (Köse 2013; see also Köse 2011). Although disappointed in the level of quantitative data in these summarized sources, Köse was able to see from the register which ports traded with which and what goods came over those routes.…”
Section: Customs Registers and The Commercial Worldmentioning
confidence: 99%