International journal of maritime history

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  Año 2008, Vol. 20, Número 1

  • Articles

    • Saint Elmo's Orphans: Navitation Education and Training at the Royal School of San Telmo in Seville during the Eighteenth Century

      Valentina K. Tikoff

      págs. 1-32

      

    • The Changing Landscape of Maritime Resources in Seventeenth-Century New England

      William B. Leavenworth

      págs. 33-62

      

    • The Duch Intra-Asian Trade in Sugar in the Eighteenth Century

      Ghulam A. Nadri

      págs. 63-96

      

    • Prologue to Scottish Domination of the Northern Whaling: The Role of the French Revolutionary War, 1793-1801

      Chesley W. Sanger

      págs. 97-114

      

    • The Rise and Fall of the North European Makerel Fisheries in the Nineteenth Century

      Morten Karnoe Sondergaard

      págs. 115-132

      

    • Japan and the Birth of Takao's Fisheries in Nanyo, 1895-1945

      Henry Chen

      págs. 133-152

      

    • British Shipping in the Orient, 1933-1939: Reason for Its Failure to Compete

      Chih-lung Lin

      págs. 153-172

      

    • The Impact of North Sea Oil and Gas on a Danish Region

      Morten Hahn-Pedersen

      págs. 173-190

      

  • Research Notes

    • Stoking the Boilers: Firemen and Trimmers in British Mechant Ships, 1850-1950

      Alston Kennerley

      págs. 191-220

      

    • The Development of a Pionnering Steamship Line: William Wheelwright and the Origins of the Pacific Steam Navigation Company

      David Clarke

      págs. 221-250

      

  • Forum

    • Global Fisheries History: International Perspectives on Fisheries Markets, c. 150-2005

      págs. 251-252

      

    • Global Fisheries History: International Perspectives on Fisheries Markets, c. 1850-2005

      Morten Karnoe Sondergaard, Chris Reid

      págs. 251-252

      

    • The Second Empire Legacy of the French "Culture" of Oysters

      Olivier Levasseur, Darin Kinsey

      págs. 253-268

      

    • The Development of Trade in Marine Products and the Transformation of the Japanese Fisheries

      Nobutake Koiwa

      págs. 269-280

      

    • Integrating Western Saharan Coastal Fisheries into the International Economy, 1885-1975

      Jesús María Martínez Milán

      págs. 281-292