Julie L Mell
Biographic Data
| ID | 2336462 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Julie L Mell |
| GIVEN NAMES | Julie L |
| FAMILY NAME | Mell |
| SIGNATURE | MELL J L |
| AFFILIATIONS | North Carolina State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Juden, Geld und der Ursprung des wirtschaftlichen Antisemitismus
Dieser Artikel untersucht die Entstehung des wirtschaftlichen Antisemitismus im mittelalterlichen Europa. Aufbauend auf neueren Forschungen, die zeigen, dass die meisten Juden keine professionellen Geldverleiher waren, wird argumentiert, dass der wirtschaftliche Antisemitismus mit der theologischen Konstruktion des „jüdischen Wucherers“ begann – als Nebenprodukt einer kirchlichen Kampagne gegen den Wucher durch Christen. Mit dem raschen Aufkommen…
Immigration, Religion, and Gender in the Lives and Work of Selma Stern, Hannah Arendt, and Toni Oelsner
This article examines the intersection of immigration, religion, and gender in the lives and writings of Selma Stern, Hannah Arendt, and Toni Oelsner. It highlights how their lives were shaped by immigration and circumscribed by the unfinished movement towards both Jewish emancipation and women's emancipation. These three German-Jewish women immigrated from Nazi Germany to the US, where they lived much or all of their adult life. All three belong…
The Promise and Peril of Credit
The medieval bill of exchange and marine insurance are widely regarded by historians as financial instruments central to the long-distance trade that fuelled the commercial revolution of pre-modern Europe. Marine insurance was rooted in partnership contracts (commenda, societas maris), which, by splitting risk, mitigated loss due to storms, pirates and war. The bill of exchange, by which a merchant promised to repay a loan in another currency and…
Twentieth-Century Jewish Émigrés and Medieval European Economic History
This essay discusses the intellectual contributions of five Jewish émigrés to the study of European economic history. In the midst of the war years, these intellectuals reconceptualized premodern European economic history and established the predominant postwar paradigms. The émigrés form three distinct groups defined by Jewish identity and by professional identity. The first two (Guido Kisch and Toni Oelsner) identified as Jews and worked as Jew…
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Twentieth-Century Jewish Émigrés and Medieval European Economic History
This essay discusses the intellectual contributions of five Jewish émigrés to the study of European economic history. In the midst of the war years, these intellectuals reconceptualized premodern European economic history and established the predominant postwar paradigms. The émigrés form three distinct groups defined by Jewish identity and by professional identity. The first two (Guido Kisch and Toni Oelsner) identified as Jews and worked as Jew…
The Promise and Peril of Credit
The medieval bill of exchange and marine insurance are widely regarded by historians as financial instruments central to the long-distance trade that fuelled the commercial revolution of pre-modern Europe. Marine insurance was rooted in partnership contracts (commenda, societas maris), which, by splitting risk, mitigated loss due to storms, pirates and war. The bill of exchange, by which a merchant promised to repay a loan in another currency and…
Immigration, Religion, and Gender in the Lives and Work of Selma Stern, Hannah Arendt, and Toni Oelsner
This article examines the intersection of immigration, religion, and gender in the lives and writings of Selma Stern, Hannah Arendt, and Toni Oelsner. It highlights how their lives were shaped by immigration and circumscribed by the unfinished movement towards both Jewish emancipation and women's emancipation. These three German-Jewish women immigrated from Nazi Germany to the US, where they lived much or all of their adult life. All three belong…
Juden, Geld und der Ursprung des wirtschaftlichen Antisemitismus
Dieser Artikel untersucht die Entstehung des wirtschaftlichen Antisemitismus im mittelalterlichen Europa. Aufbauend auf neueren Forschungen, die zeigen, dass die meisten Juden keine professionellen Geldverleiher waren, wird argumentiert, dass der wirtschaftliche Antisemitismus mit der theologischen Konstruktion des „jüdischen Wucherers“ begann – als Nebenprodukt einer kirchlichen Kampagne gegen den Wucher durch Christen. Mit dem raschen Aufkommen…
History (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Economic history (2 works) · Historical Economic and Legal Thought (2 works) · Judaism (2 works) · Politics (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · Anarchism and Radical Politics (1 work) · Ancient history (1 work)