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catalog contributor b3986648.
catalog created "c1993.".
catalog date "1993".
catalog date "c1993.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "c1993.".
catalog description "4. The Structure of Demand. a. the eighteenth century in the longer historical context. b. substitutions of copper, cowries and silver in the seventeenth century. c. a provisional chronology of currency production and circulation in the Western Deccan. d. an economy of intensive circulation. e. credit, finance and the supply of money. f. signs and symbols: a typology and language of uses and productions. 5. Conclusion: Construction of the "City" -- Financial Institutions and Business Practices across the Euro-Asian interface: comparative and structural considerations, 1500-1900. 1. Preface. 2. General Perspectives and Methodological Issues. 3. The Evidence: Institutions, Instruments, Networks and Complementarities. I. South Asia. a. the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. b. the eighteenth century. II. China. a. the problem -- what can be said about early modern finance. b. rethinking the late-nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. 4. Conclusions, Business Practice and the Euro-Asian Interface.".
catalog description "A Note on the Title -- Monetary Revolution and Societal Change in late medieval and early modern times. 1. The Field. 2. Structural Considerations. 3. The Developmental Question -- Appendix: Transcriptional & Dating Conventions.".
catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
catalog description "State Formation Reconsidered:an essay on method and on the generation of authority and popular institutions. 1. Preamble. 2. Introduction: State of the Historiography. 3. System versus Process: A Necessary Distinction. 4. Administrative Order and its Unofficial Infrastructures. a. household administrations. b. accounting and paper. c. the "library" of categories and techniques. d. measurement systems and their organisational contexts. e. rights and properties. 5. Popular Organisation and Counter-Ideologies. 6. The Field of Relevance -- 7. Conclusions. a. the institutional "city" b. the continuity issue -- The Parts of the Machine: division of labour in European and South Asian coin manufacture before mechanisation. 1. The Problem. 2. Combinations of the Production Line. 3. Divisions of Time and Labour -- 4. Conclusion -- Money-Use in Late Precolonial South Asia and the world trade in currency media -- 1. Introduction. 2. The Problem. 3. International Production and Supply, and Imports into South Asia.".
catalog extent "xii, 366 p. :".
catalog hasFormat "Invisible city.".
catalog identifier "0860783421 (acid-free paper)".
catalog isFormatOf "Invisible city.".
catalog isPartOf "Collected studies ; CS387.".
catalog isPartOf "Collected studies series ; CS387".
catalog issued "1993".
catalog issued "c1993.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "Aldershot, Hampshire, Great Britain : Variorum ; Brookfield, Vt. : Ashgate Pub. Co.,".
catalog relation "Invisible city.".
catalog spatial "Asia".
catalog spatial "Europe".
catalog subject "332.4/94 20".
catalog subject "Financial institutions Asia History.".
catalog subject "Financial institutions Europe History.".
catalog subject "HG1202 .P47 1993".
catalog subject "Mints Asia History.".
catalog subject "Mints Europe History.".
catalog subject "Money Asia History.".
catalog subject "Money Europe History.".
catalog subject "State, The History.".
catalog tableOfContents "4. The Structure of Demand. a. the eighteenth century in the longer historical context. b. substitutions of copper, cowries and silver in the seventeenth century. c. a provisional chronology of currency production and circulation in the Western Deccan. d. an economy of intensive circulation. e. credit, finance and the supply of money. f. signs and symbols: a typology and language of uses and productions. 5. Conclusion: Construction of the "City" -- Financial Institutions and Business Practices across the Euro-Asian interface: comparative and structural considerations, 1500-1900. 1. Preface. 2. General Perspectives and Methodological Issues. 3. The Evidence: Institutions, Instruments, Networks and Complementarities. I. South Asia. a. the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. b. the eighteenth century. II. China. a. the problem -- what can be said about early modern finance. b. rethinking the late-nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. 4. Conclusions, Business Practice and the Euro-Asian Interface.".
catalog tableOfContents "A Note on the Title -- Monetary Revolution and Societal Change in late medieval and early modern times. 1. The Field. 2. Structural Considerations. 3. The Developmental Question -- Appendix: Transcriptional & Dating Conventions.".
catalog tableOfContents "State Formation Reconsidered:an essay on method and on the generation of authority and popular institutions. 1. Preamble. 2. Introduction: State of the Historiography. 3. System versus Process: A Necessary Distinction. 4. Administrative Order and its Unofficial Infrastructures. a. household administrations. b. accounting and paper. c. the "library" of categories and techniques. d. measurement systems and their organisational contexts. e. rights and properties. 5. Popular Organisation and Counter-Ideologies. 6. The Field of Relevance -- 7. Conclusions. a. the institutional "city" b. the continuity issue -- The Parts of the Machine: division of labour in European and South Asian coin manufacture before mechanisation. 1. The Problem. 2. Combinations of the Production Line. 3. Divisions of Time and Labour -- 4. Conclusion -- Money-Use in Late Precolonial South Asia and the world trade in currency media -- 1. Introduction. 2. The Problem. 3. International Production and Supply, and Imports into South Asia.".
catalog title "The invisible city : monetary, administrative, and popular infrastructures in Asia and Europe, 1500-1900 / Frank Perlin.".
catalog type "History. fast".
catalog type "text".