The Routledge Handbook to Global Political Economy 2020
DOI: 10.4324/9781351064545-11
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“…esim. Chaudoin ja Milner 2017;Thompson 2020), suuri osa alan tutkijoista eri puolilla maailmaa ei siis ole lähestymistavasta vakuuttuneita (ks. esim.…”
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“…esim. Chaudoin ja Milner 2017;Thompson 2020), suuri osa alan tutkijoista eri puolilla maailmaa ei siis ole lähestymistavasta vakuuttuneita (ks. esim.…”
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“…That outcome could be plausibly represented as possibly the most malign consequence of the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars from 1793 to 1819. Meanwhile the endeavours to measure the macro-economic impact of wars which can be plausibly represented as part of the process of the long-run growth of European or Asian economies may be an interesting but a chimerical scholarly pursuit (Thompson 2000; Holsti 1991).…”
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“…In the course of the Eighty Years War (1568–1648), this structure of a single hub for colonial and European wares was supplanted by a multiplicity of trade routes, Central European redistribution centres and Atlantic port cities. Following the affirmation of William R. Thompson, ‘the European entrepôt function and its leading entrepreneurs gravitated toward the Northern Netherlands with Amsterdam as its center’ 2 . But simultaneously with Amsterdam, Hamburg became one of the most important hubs in Central Europe due to its political neutrality, and its location on the lower Elbe River with its transportation channels that connected the sea with the hinterland.…”
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