International journal of maritime history

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  Año 2011, Vol. 23, Número 2

  • "I have always been here before": lessons from the last crisis in the shipping sector

    Stig Tenold

    págs. 1-16

    

  • Was the european sailing ship a key technology of european expasion?: evidence from east Asia

    Tonio Andrade

    págs. 17-40

    

  • The "mystery and business" of navy agents, c. 1700-1820

    Martin Wilcox

    págs. 41-68

    

  • Gambling on empire: the economic role of shipwreck in the age of discovery

    William J. McCarthy

    págs. 69-84

    

  • The Amsterdam and Rotterdam Insurance markets in the sixteenth to the eighteenth century: Inertia versus adaptability

    Sabine C. P. J. Go

    págs. 85-110

    

  • Portsmouth Naval Academy in the age of Nelson: a reassessment

    James H. Thomas

    págs. 111-144

    

  • In the wake of disaster: the lake Carriers´Association, welfare capitalism and lake Erie's Black friday storm of 1916

    Matthew Lawrence Daley

    págs. 145-180

    

  • A nothern scottish maritime region: the moray firth in the seventeenth century

    David Worthington

    págs. 181-210

    

  • The overseas trade of Bristol before the civil war

    Richard Stone

    págs. 211-240

    

  • Navigocorpus: a database for shipping information: A methodological and technical introduction

    Jean Pierre Dedieu, Silvia Marzagalli, Pierrick Pourchasse, Werner Scheltjens

    págs. 241-262

    

  • Scottish mercantile networks in the early modern atlantic

    Kenneth Morgan

    págs. 263-266

    

  • "You promise well and perform as badly": the failure of the "implicit contract of family" in the Scottish Atlantic

    Sheryllynne Haggerty

    págs. 267-282

    

  • Local connections, global ambitions: creating a transoceanic network in the eighteenth century British Atlantic empire

    Douglas Hamilton

    págs. 283-300

    

  • Commerce around the edges: atlantic trade networks among Boston's Scottish Merchants

    Marsha Hamilton

    págs. 301-326