Port-Cities and their Hinterlands : Migration, Trade and Cultural Exchange from the Early Seventeenth Century to 1939 (Paperback)

1    Port-towns, their hinterlands and forelands: a critical review   2    Rabat after the Morisco migration: a Maghrebi port city’s footprints, 1609-1666   3    An imposed co-operation: Porto and its hinterland between the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Period   4    Iberian trade monopolies and their impact on non-metropole ports and their hinterlands   5   Violence in eighteenth-century European port-cities and their hinterlands: Porto as a case study   6   Port cities and inland distribution: merchants’ functional divisions between early modern Amsterdam and its hinterlands   7   Circuits of migration to a port in the making: Antwerp, 1760-1860   8   The impact of the American foreland on the European transatlantic migrant trade via the port of New York   9   Ports as bridges between civilisations: the case of the Four Communes of Senegal, 1659-1914   10  Engineering in the port cities of British India: the notion of the intellectual hinterland   11  A Hinterland Rejected: The Free City of Danzig, Poland and the League of Nations, 1933-1939