Article ID: CBB001422659

Maritime Entrepreneurs and Policy-Makers: A Historical Approach to Contemporary Economic Globalization (2015)

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This article adopts a historical approach to examine the role played by maritime entrepreneurs and maritime policy-makers in the unprecedented growth of world trade during the second half of the twentieth century. The purpose is to show how globalization as a macroeconomic process was shaped and sustained by human agency operating within maritime business and maritime politics. For more than two decades, economic globalization has been a major field of study within the social sciences. While providing many valuable insights, this literature tends to approach globalization primarily from a macro-perspective and to treat the process largely in quantitative terms. Through a series of separate historical case studies, this article shows the possibilities of more micro- and meso-oriented analysis, focusing more on processes and transformations than stages and outcomes.

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Authors & Contributors
Banga, Rashmi
Cossons, Neil
Kumar, Dinesh
Leitão, Henrique de Sousa
Magee, Gary Bryan
Owen, Geoffrey
Journals
Journal of Global History
Science Technology and Society
Publishers
Cambridge University Press
Alfred A. Knopf
Archaeopress
Brill
Dundurn Press
Hong Kong University Press
Concepts
Trade
Sea travel
Globalization; internationalization
Marine transportation
Economics
Cross-cultural interaction; cultural influence
Time Periods
19th century
18th century
20th century
Ancient
17th century
20th century, late
Places
China
Great Britain
Mediterranean region
Rome (Italy)
Europe
Greece
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