Konstanz, 3-5 June 2004
Papers
Peer H. H. Vries, "The Role of Culture and Institutions in Economic History: Some Methodological Comments" published in the Netherlands in the NEHA-Bulletin in 2001" |
Gareth Austin, "The Problem of 'Embeddedness' and Global Economic History" |
Clemens Wischermann, "The Role of Culture and Institutions in Business History"
R. Bin Wong, "Network Solutions to Commercial Transactions in Late Imperial Chinese History" |(pdf)
Harriet Zurndorfer,"Confusing Confucianism with Capitalism: Culture as Impediment and/or Stimulus to Chinese Economic Development"| (pdf)
Kent Deng, "How a Change in Chinese Ideology in the Early 20th Century Harmed China's Economic Growth and Modernisation"| (pdf)
Hans-Heinrich Nolte, "Religion and Industrial Development in Nineteenth-Century Russia: The Raskolniki"
Geoffrey Hosking, "Forms of Social Solidarity in Russia and the Soviet Union" |(pdf)
William Gervase Clarence-Smith, "Islam and Slavery"
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Janet Hunter, "Gender, Culture and Economics in Late 19th-Early 20th Century Japan"| (pdf)
Boris Barth, "Ethnic Minorities and Economic Success"
Patrick O'Brien, "Regimes for the Production of Useful and Reliable Knowledge in Europe and China from the Accession of the Ming to the First Opium War"| (pdf)