Frederic C Lane
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 167364 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Frederic C Lane |
| NOMBRES | Frederic C |
| APELLIDO | Lane |
| FIRMA | LANE F C |
| AFILIACIONES | Johns Hopkins University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 54 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 107 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 54 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1934 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1987 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Money and Banking in Medieval and Renaissance Venice. I
Money and Banking in Medieval and Renaissance Venice. Volume I. Coins and Moneys of Account
Profits from Power
Memoirs of Fellows and Corresponding Fellows of the Mediaeval Academy of America
Before the Industrial Revolution
Economic Growth in Wallerstein's Social Systems. A Review Article
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The Role of Governments in Economic Growth in Early Modern Times
A discussion fifty years ago of comparative economic history would have taken a broader view and would probably have been concerned very largely with exploring along the trails blazed by Max Weber and Marc Bloch. They were interested in many other aspects of economic history besides economic growth and I hope that similar broader interests will shortly show signs of reanimation. In spite of the present popularity of quantitative studies of change…
Venice
Memoirs of Fellows and Corresponding Fellows of the Mediaeval Academy
La cronachistica veneziana (secoli xiii-xvi) di fronte alla spartizione della Romania nel 1204 . Antonio Carile La storiografia veneziana fino al secolo xvi
Rich and Poor in Renaissance Venice. The Social Institutions of a Catholic State, to 1620
The enlargement of the great council of Venice
Venice and the Defense of Republican Liberty
Private Wealth in Renaissance Florence
Introductory Note
AS Hugh Aitken explained in our September issue, the editorship of this, the spring number of THE JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC HISTORY, which in memory of Edwin F. Gay is entitled also THE TASKS OF ECONOMIC HISTORY, falls now on someone involved in preparing the program for our annual meeting. Except in our business meeting and in the session devoted to discussing doctoral dissertations, we met last fall with the International Economic History Association…
Meanings of Capitalism
While it is inevitable that the word “capitalism” will be used by various participants at the Congress in various senses, some mutual understandings concerning the different meanings likely to be intended may help to clarify the discussions. The following is an attempt (a) to indicate the different usages which will probably occur, (b) to suggest modifying adjectives or substitute terms by which the different meanings may be distinguished, and (c…
The crossbow in the nautical revolution of the middle ages
Società e stato nel medioevo veneziano . Giorgio Cracco
Pepper Prices Before Da Gama
The opinion that spice prices rose in Europe in the century before 1492 and that that had something to do with Europe's oceanic expansion is remarkably persistent, in spite of the blow delivered to it by A. H. Lybyer more than a half-century ago. A distinct drop, however, in the price of spices, and particularly of pepper, between the decades 1420-1430 and 1440-1450 is indicated by a recent study of Antwerp prices, which thus reinforces the sugge…
Il Dominio Veneziano a Creta Nel XIII Secolo
Memoirs of Fellows and Corresponding Fellows of the Mediaeval Academy of America
Theorie Sociologique de L'impot
Consiglio dei Dieci, Deliberazioni miste, registri I-II (1310-1325) . Ferruccio Zago Cassiere della Bolla Ducale, Grazie, Novus Liber (1299-1305) . Elena Favaro
Guns and Sails in the Early Phase of European Expansion, 1400-1700 . Carlo M. Cipolla
Navires et Constructeurs a Venise pendant la Renaissance
Economic Consequences of Organized Violence
In The writing of economic history at present there is a tendency tofocus attention on the quantity of material goods and of people. This is not because economists seriously maintain that the chief end of man is to produce a maximum population, each member of which has at his disposal a maximum amount of material things. I do not think many economists or economic historians hold such a materialistic belief-why then would they choose to be profess…
Family Partnerships and Joint Ventures in the Venetian Republic
Corporations have been the big basic units of recent American business; in the Venetian Republic the basic units of business life were family partnerships. To be sure, since a Venetian family partnership was not an organization formed for business purposes only, it did not correspond exactly to a corporation. There were in the Venetian economy during the Later Middle Ages some enterprises which required the use of so much capital that normally se…
The Role of Governments in Economic Growth in Early Modern Times
A discussion fifty years ago of comparative economic history would have taken a broader view and would probably have been concerned very largely with exploring along the trails blazed by Max Weber and Marc Bloch. They were interested in many other aspects of economic history besides economic growth and I hope that similar broader interests will shortly show signs of reanimation. In spite of the present popularity of quantitative studies of change…
Economic Growth in Wallerstein's Social Systems. A Review Article
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Navires et Constructeurs a Venise pendant la Renaissance
Venetian Merchant Galleys, 1300-1334
Recent Studies on the Economic History of Venice
The economic development of Venice claims attention for several reasons. As the birthplace of capitalism, Venice has been assigned a leading role in a semi-Marxist scheme of world history. Within a more specifically historical and geographical framework, it presents a classic case of maturity and decay. After being for centuries a leader among world markets it was so placed as to register the effects of the oceanic shift in the world's trade duri…
Andrea Barbarigo, Merchant of Venice, 1418-1449
Journal Article Andrea Barbarigo, Merchant of Venice, 1418–1449 Get access Andrea Barbarigo, Merchant of Venice, 1418–1449. By Frederic C. Lane. (The Johns Hopkins University Studies in Historical and Political Science, Series LXII, No. 1. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins Press, 1944. Pp. 224. $2.25.) C. W. Previté-Orton C. W. Previté-Orton St. John's College, Cambridge Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Econ…
The Mediterranean Spice Trade Further Evidence of its Revival in the Sixteenth Century
Venetian Bankers, 1496-1533
Tonnages, Medieval and Modern
onnages are of prime importance in economic history not only in estimating changes in the shipping industry's own, employment of men and resources but also in estimating the relative importance of various trade routes and the relative prosperity of various periods. To evaluate the figures used in such comparisons it is essential to know what is meant by a 'ton'. Too often historical studies refer to 'tonnage' without making clear what is meant, a…
Force and Enterprise in the Creation of Oceanic Commerce
Among the other excellent and extraordinary gifts that God has given to human kind is the knowledge of the motion of the spheres, the course of the planets and stars, and of the climatic zones under which is placed this marvelous world machine. With this knowledge we furrow that very great element, the water, and betake ourselves into almost any part of the world that we wish, with the same facility as if there were in the wide ocean a fixed road…
Venture Accounting in Medieval Business Management
From its beginning, accounting has been shaped by the needs of the business man and has in turn affected the handling of business problems. A clear illustration of this is the contrast between the system of accounts found in the ledgers of Florentine cloth manufacturers and the system of accounts found in the ledgers of Venetian merchants of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. Cloth manufacturers such as the younger branch of the Medici arrang…
Meanings of Capitalism
While it is inevitable that the word “capitalism” will be used by various participants at the Congress in various senses, some mutual understandings concerning the different meanings likely to be intended may help to clarify the discussions. The following is an attempt (a) to indicate the different usages which will probably occur, (b) to suggest modifying adjectives or substitute terms by which the different meanings may be distinguished, and (c…
Money and Banking in Medieval and Renaissance Venice. Volume I. Coins and Moneys of Account
Rich and Poor in Renaissance Venice. The Social Institutions of a Catholic State, to 1620
Pepper Prices Before Da Gama
The opinion that spice prices rose in Europe in the century before 1492 and that that had something to do with Europe's oceanic expansion is remarkably persistent, in spite of the blow delivered to it by A. H. Lybyer more than a half-century ago. A distinct drop, however, in the price of spices, and particularly of pepper, between the decades 1420-1430 and 1440-1450 is indicated by a recent study of Antwerp prices, which thus reinforces the sugge…
Memoirs of Fellows and Corresponding Fellows of the Mediaeval Academy of America
Salaires et régime alimentaire des marins au début du XIVe siècle
Le régime alimentaire et les salaires des marins sont des points de repère utiles dans l'histoire des conditions économiques d'existence . Ils font partie des quelques critères exprimés en termes numériques dans les informations concernant les travailleurs salariés. De plus, ils constituent un modèle approximativement international, modèle qui, après enquête, se révélera peut-être comme relativement stable.Les chiffres les plus anciens que je con…
Consumption and Economic Change
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Florentine merchants in the age of the Medici. Letters and documents from the Selfridge Collection of Medici manuscripts . Gertrude Randolph Bramlette Richards
Venetian Bankers, 1496-1533
The Mediterranean Spice Trade Further Evidence of its Revival in the Sixteenth Century
The Renaissance . Wallace K. Ferguson
Admiral of the Ocean Sea
Family Partnerships and Joint Ventures in the Venetian Republic
Corporations have been the big basic units of recent American business; in the Venetian Republic the basic units of business life were family partnerships. To be sure, since a Venetian family partnership was not an organization formed for business purposes only, it did not correspond exactly to a corporation. There were in the Venetian economy during the Later Middle Ages some enterprises which required the use of so much capital that normally se…
Leonardo da Vinci
Andrea Barbarigo, Merchant of Venice, 1418-1449
Journal Article Andrea Barbarigo, Merchant of Venice, 1418–1449 Get access Andrea Barbarigo, Merchant of Venice, 1418–1449. By Frederic C. Lane. (The Johns Hopkins University Studies in Historical and Political Science, Series LXII, No. 1. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins Press, 1944. Pp. 224. $2.25.) C. W. Previté-Orton C. W. Previté-Orton St. John's College, Cambridge Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Econ…
Venture Accounting in Medieval Business Management
From its beginning, accounting has been shaped by the needs of the business man and has in turn affected the handling of business problems. A clear illustration of this is the contrast between the system of accounts found in the ledgers of Florentine cloth manufacturers and the system of accounts found in the ledgers of Venetian merchants of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. Cloth manufacturers such as the younger branch of the Medici arrang…
Merchant of Venice
Force and Enterprise in the Creation of Oceanic Commerce
Among the other excellent and extraordinary gifts that God has given to human kind is the knowledge of the motion of the spheres, the course of the planets and stars, and of the climatic zones under which is placed this marvelous world machine. With this knowledge we furrow that very great element, the water, and betake ourselves into almost any part of the world that we wish, with the same facility as if there were in the wide ocean a fixed road…
Enterprise and Secular Change. Readings in Economic History
Consumption and Economic Change
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Nel VII centenario della nascita di Marco Polo . Roberto Almagià La Civiltà veneziana del secolo di Marco Polo . Riccardo Bacchelli
Economic Consequences of Organized Violence
In The writing of economic history at present there is a tendency tofocus attention on the quantity of material goods and of people. This is not because economists seriously maintain that the chief end of man is to produce a maximum population, each member of which has at his disposal a maximum amount of material things. I do not think many economists or economic historians hold such a materialistic belief-why then would they choose to be profess…
Theory and History
The Foundations of Capitalism
Insurance in Venice from the Origins to the End of the Serenissima
Recent Studies on the Economic History of Venice
The economic development of Venice claims attention for several reasons. As the birthplace of capitalism, Venice has been assigned a leading role in a semi-Marxist scheme of world history. Within a more specifically historical and geographical framework, it presents a classic case of maturity and decay. After being for centuries a leader among world markets it was so placed as to register the effects of the oceanic shift in the world's trade duri…
The Cambridge Economic History
When requested in the spring of 1961 to review the overdue third volume of The Cambridge Economic History of Europe , I read eagerly the proof copy sent me and then wrote this review, fearing that if I delayed until the volume was actually out the lapse of time would dull my reactions. Time had already blunted the impact of some of the contributions, for example, the opening essay, “The Rise of Towns,” by H. van Werveke. No wonder, since he finis…
Venetian Merchant Galleys, 1300-1334
Salaires et régime alimentaire des marins au début du XIVe siècle
Le régime alimentaire et les salaires des marins sont des points de repère utiles dans l'histoire des conditions économiques d'existence . Ils font partie des quelques critères exprimés en termes numériques dans les informations concernant les travailleurs salariés. De plus, ils constituent un modèle approximativement international, modèle qui, après enquête, se révélera peut-être comme relativement stable.Les chiffres les plus anciens que je con…
Gênes au XVe siècle
Marino Faliero
Discussion of Lopez paper
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