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Subject(s)

• Navigation—Indian Ocean—History—Congresses [Browse]

Related name

• Mukherjee, Rila [Browse]

Series

Issues in history. [More in this series]

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Contents

• Part I: Marine worlds
• Sea worlds: Pacific and south-east Asian history centered on the Philippines / Paul D'arcy
• Chasing the many faces of a marine goddess across the eastern Indian Ocean / Rila Mukherjee
• Bypassed oceans / Arvind S. Susarla
• Part II: Maritime worlds
• Pacific currents, maritime empires, and Russia's oceanic moment / Ryan Tucker Jones
• Networks and 'national' communities in the first global hispanic Atlantic / Ana Crespo Solana
• Narrating little stories about the Portuguese in the making of world history / J.B. Owens
• Jumping frontiers, crossing barriers - transfers between oceans: a case study of the Portuguese overseas expansion, 1400-1800 / Amélia Polónia
• The Portuguese in the Indian Ocean in the first global age: transoceanic exchanges, naval power, port organization and trade / Amândo Jorge Morais Barros
• Part III: Maritime world as space: Europe and the Indian Ocean
• A global dream: the Indian Ocean in the European trading horizon / Antoni Picazo Muntaner
• Oceans connect/fragment: a global view of the eastern ocean / Rila Mukherjee
• Part IV: Formal and informal networks in maritime worlds: the Indian Ocean
• Thai trade in the Indian Ocean: the contexts of pre-colonial Bay of Bengal port management / Lipi Ghosh
• Human networks in the pre-modern world: rumours of piracy in Surat / Radhika Seshan
• 'A profitable and advantageous commerce': European private trade in the western Indian Ocean / Ruby Maloni
• Connecting seas: Indian textiles in the Indian Ocean trade in the early modern period / Om Prakash.

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ISBN

• 9380607407
• 9789380607405

LCCN

2013332614

OCLC

821025069

RCP

C - S

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