The Resilienceof Globalisation during the First World War

Dehne, Phillip; Dejung, Christof; Petersson, Niels P.

doi:10.1017/cbo9781139343220.015

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“…Yet, it is clear we should not take this too far (Dehne 2013). Indeed Tworek (2015) refers to the period from about 1850 to the Second World War as 'the age of multinationals'.…”

Section: Business History Literaturementioning

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Gender, Race, and Entrepreneurship

Yeager¹

2019

The Routledge Companion to the Makers of Global Business

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“…Yet, it is clear we should not take this too far (Dehne 2013). Indeed Tworek (2015) refers to the period from about 1850 to the Second World War as 'the age of multinationals'.…”

Section: Business History Literaturementioning

confidence: 99%

Gender, Race, and Entrepreneurship

Yeager¹

2019

The Routledge Companion to the Makers of Global Business

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“…51 Diese Agenten arbeiteten für Handelsfirmen wie Cargill, Bunge oder Louis Dreyfus, die in der zweiten Hälfte des 19. Jahrhunderts entstanden sind und heute -noch immer im Geschäft mit Agrargütern tätig -zu den weltweit umsatzstärksten Wirtschaftsunternehmen zählen (siehe Dehne 2013;Broehl 1992;Gmür 2012;Morgan 1979).…”

Section: Die Globale Getreidewirtschaft Um 1900unclassified

Von Netzwerken zu Märkten

Bühler¹

2019

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Globale Märkte werden von den einen gelobt, von den anderen verteufelt. Doch wie sind sie entstanden und wie lassen sie sich soziologisch untersuchen? Dieses Buch zeigt sowohl an modernen als auch an vormodernen Getreidemärkten, wie sich eine Konkurrenz verschiedener Angebote einstellen konnte. Vergleichspraktiken und Publikumsimaginationen haben sich historisch derart verändert, dass während des 19. Jahrhunderts Handelsnetzwerke von globalen Beobachtungshorizonten überlagert wurden und die Kaufleute zunehmend mit einem globalen Markt rechnen mussten.

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Creating global capitalism: An introduction to commodity trading companies and the first global economy

Boon

Storli

2023

Business History

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During the first global economy, commodity trading companies emerged as important organisers of the global trade in commodities. The article has four main aims. In the first part we introduce the existing literature, explain the basics of commodity trading and discuss theoretical concepts and frameworks for understanding the business. In the second part we present the context of the first global economy and discuss why specialised commodity traders started to become important in this period. In the third part we propose a research agenda for using the global value chain framework from institutional economics to provide an appropriate link between the agency of the trading companies and the structural drivers of trade globalisation. In the final part, we introduce the seven articles which make up the special issue.

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The Resilienceof Globalisation during the First World War

Cited by 3 publications

References 9 publications

Gender, Race, and Entrepreneurship

Gender, Race, and Entrepreneurship

Von Netzwerken zu Märkten

Creating global capitalism: An introduction to commodity trading companies and the first global economy

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