International journal of maritime history

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  Año 2012, Vol. 24, Número 1

  • Sewing a safety net: scarborough's maritime community, 1747-1765

    Charles R. Foy

    págs. 1-28

    

  • Joseph Conrad's "Yhouth:" a sea story between history and fiction

    J.N.F.M. Campo

    págs. 29-60

    

  • Sheffield to the rescue of the "New Liverpool"? the impact of vickers on shipbuilding activities in barrow in furness

    Anthony J. Arnold

    págs. 61-88

    

  • Modernization and regionalism in South China: notes on Coastal navigation in Guangdong province during the late nineteenth and early twentieth century

    Ulises Granados

    págs. 89-114

    

  • British merchant seafarers and their homes, 1895-1970

    Alston Kennerley

    págs. 115-146

    

  • Global shifts in marine manufacturing, 1950-2010: a case for the onshore expansion of maritime history

    René Taudal Poulsen, Brian Vejrum Waehrens, Anders Paarup Nielsen

    págs. 147-172

    

  • The rise of Scotland to a position of dominance in British Northern Whaling, 1802-1840

    Chesley W. Sanger

    págs. 173-202

    

  • History and memory: commemorations for SS Edmund Fitzgerald

    John R. Beck

    págs. 203-228

    

  • Thematic inventory: archival sources for maritime traffic and the related flow of goods and culture in Northern Germany from the sixteenth to the nineteenth century

    Christina Deggim

    págs. 243-252

    

  • Clio and the machine: new database projects in maritime history

    Silvia Marzagalli

    págs. 253-256

    

  • Some implications from the transatlantic slave trade for maritime databases

    David Eltis

    págs. 257-264

    

  • Designing a multi-source relational database: "Liverpool as a Trading Port., 1700-1850"

    Stephen D. Behrendt, Carl W. Blackmun, Linda R. Gray, Robert A. Hurley

    págs. 265-300

    

  • Sound toll registers online: introduction and first research examples

    Werner Scheltjens, Jan Willem Veluwenkamp

    págs. 301-330

    

  • Navigocorpus at work: a brief overview of the potential of a database

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

    págs. 331-360