The Ottomans and Trade - Oriente Moderno 1 - 2006

Editors' preface 

Rossitsa GRADEVA, Villagers in international trade: the case of Chervena voda, seventeenth to the beginning of the eighteenth centuries

Stefka PARVEVA, The influence of the market on the urban agrarian space: the case of the town of Arcadia in 1716

Fruma ZACHS, Commerce and merchants under Amir Basir II: from market town to commercial centre

Antonis ANASTASOPOULOS, Building alliances: a christian merchant in eighteenth-century Karaferye

Svetla IANEVA, The commerciai practices and protoindustrial activities of Haci Hristo Rachkov, a Bulgarian trader at the end of the eighteenth to the beginning of the nineteenth century

Eyal GINIO, When coffie brought about wealth and prestige: the impact of Egyptian trade on Salonica

Elena FRANGAKIS-SYRETT, Market networks and Ottoman European commerce, c. 1700-1825

Maurits VAN DEN BOOGERT, Ottoman Greeks in the Dutch Levant trade: collective strategy and individual practice

Dariusz KOLODZIEJCZVK, Slave hunting and slave redemption as a business enterprise: the northern Black Sea region in the sixteenth to seventeenth centuries

Jane HATHAWAY, The Ottomans and the Yemeni coffee trade

Salih OZBARAN, Ottomans and the India trade in the sixteenth century: some new data and reconsiderations

Jan SCHMIDT, Hamza Efendi's treatise on buying and Selling of 1678

Kate FLEET, Law and trade in the early fifteenth-century: the case of Cagi Sati Oglu

Ebru BOYAR, Public good and private exploitation: criticism of the Tobacco Régie in 1909