IMC 2003: Sessions

Session 1125: Markets before the Modern Era, I

Organisers:	Richard H. Britnell, Department of History, University of Durham Derek Keene, Centre for Metropolitan History, Institute of Historical Research, University of London
Moderator/Chair:	Derek Keene, Centre for Metropolitan History, Institute of Historical Research, University of London
Paper 1125-a	The State and the Market in Imperial China, 100-1300 (Language: English) Kent Deng, Economic History Department, London School of Economics, University of London Index terms: Economics - Trade
Paper 1125-b	Markets as an International Phenomenon (Language: English) Richard H. Britnell, Department of History, University of Durham Index terms: Economics - Trade
Paper 1125-c	An International Perspective on Regulating Market Victuallers (Language: English) James Davis, Wolfson College, University of Cambridge Index terms: Economics - Trade
Abstract	The object of this session is to examine the spread of marketing institutions through European and Asian civilizations before 1500, to comment on their lasting importance for economic and social change and to discuss some of the similarities and contrasts.