Eine Forschungslandschaft in Bewegung. Die Proto-Industrialisierung am Ende des 20. Jahrhunderts

Kriedte, Peter; Medick, Hans; Schlumbohm, Jürgen

doi:10.1524/jbwg.1998.39.2.9

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“…At times, in a kind of truck system, workers were even forced to accept such goods instead of cash payment. 46 In terms of national economy, it is clear that rural industries provided the purchasing power for participating in the consumption of the Adantic plantation products to a considerable number of people. This matches well with the trading balances with Spain and France mentioned above: through the export of manufactured goods, Spanish Pesos from Peruvian and Mexican silver mines flowed into German economies, thus allowing die import of consumer goods from French Adantic ports.…”

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The Atlantic Coast of German Trade: German Rural Industry and Trade in the Atlantic, 1680–1840

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2002

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Throughout the last decade a number of rather detailed studies on eighteenth-century Atlantic merchants and merchant colonies in Atlantic port cities has been published. The works ofJacob Price, David Hancock, Jonathan Israel, Olivier Pétré-Grenouilleau, and Manuel Bustos Rodríguez demonstrate the growing historical interest in maritime trade and Atlantic studies. All of these works carry on the investigative traditions of the authors respective countries, represented, for example, by Bernard Bailyn's works on the New England merchants, Pierre and Huguette Chaunu's and Paul Butel's studies on the economies of the Spanish and French Atlantic, and the investigations of Antonio García-Baquero González on the topic of Spanish Atlantic trade. As a pervasive pattern within this field of research it can be observed that, since the foundations had been laid with these classical studies, the focus of historical inquiry has shifted from quantitative investigations (that is, those on the currents of ships, goods, and precious metals) and from studies on the legal frameworks regulating the Atlantic trades to detailed studies of the individuals responsible for this trade. Arising from their countries colonial pasts, it is not surprising that most of these author's works concentrate on the colonial trade of the Western European sea powers, thus neglecting the central and eastern interiors of the continent. In the 1960s and 70s, some German historians, notably Hermann Kellenbenz and Hans Pohl, published studies in this area, but it has lain fallow ever since. The aim of this article is to shed some light on the perspectives that might open up by reconsidering the influence of Atlantic trade on Central Europe in the Early Modern period.

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“…As a counsellor in Hessen put it: the linen trade was considered as the 'Hessian Peru and East India', the 'principal way to channel Spanish gold and silver into our treasuries'. 47 Atlantic Slave Trade and the Central European Calico Industry…”

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The Atlantic Coast of German Trade: German Rural Industry and Trade in the Atlantic, 1680–1840

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2002

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“…(271) Geräte und Maschinen sind mithin bei Tönnies direkt mit der sozialgeschichtlichen Entwicklung von der Manufaktur zur Fabrik verbunden, weil auch in Erinnerung an Adam Smith's Nadelfabrik (Smith 1993) und Marxens Fabrikkapitel die Produktionaktualisierend formuliertim Rahmen der sog. Protoindustrialisierung (Kriedte et al 1998) und der auf sie folgenden industriellen Revolution(en) durch Maschinisierung der Arbeitsteilungund im Sinne der Produktivitätimmer effizienter gestaltet werden konnte. Hinsichtlich der oben genannten Verkehrsbedingungen ist es deshalb mediengeschichtlich durchaus relevant, dass Um diese wissen(schaft)sgeschichtlichen Zusammenhänge noch einmal auf Tönnies zu beziehen, sei darauf verwiesen, dass seine Äußerungen zur Fabrik in genau dieser körperbezogenen Fluchtlinie zu sehen sind:…”

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Für eine ausführliche Analyse der begrifflichen Architektur des Hauptwerkes von Tönnies sei hier auf Bond 2013 sowie Merz-Benz 1995 verwiesen. 8 Ganz ähnlich äußert er sich auch an anderer Stelle. Siehe ders. 1926: 62 ff. 9 So nannte er das Werk zustimmend eine "meisterhafte Arbeit" (Tönnies 2023b: 490). 97 A. Wierzock: Die Stadt als Schauplatz der Reformation 101 A. Wierzock: Die Stadt als Schauplatz der Reformation 121 P. Fischer: Renaissance der Weltbilder? 141 A. Barberi: Mediale Konstitutionsbedingungen von ‚Gemeinschaft & Gesellschaft' 143 A. Barberi: Mediale Konstitutionsbedingungen von ‚Gemeinschaft & Gesellschaft' 157 T. Trautmann: Tagung "Wandel, Wert und Wirkung von Editionen.

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Global Markets and Regional Industrialization: The Emergence of the Saxon Textile Industry, 1790–1914

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2015

Regions, Industries, and Heritage

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Eine Forschungslandschaft in Bewegung. Die Proto-Industrialisierung am Ende des 20. Jahrhunderts

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The Atlantic Coast of German Trade: German Rural Industry and Trade in the Atlantic, 1680–1840

The Atlantic Coast of German Trade: German Rural Industry and Trade in the Atlantic, 1680–1840

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Global Markets and Regional Industrialization: The Emergence of the Saxon Textile Industry, 1790–1914

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