Caspian Trade

Amelia Scott

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Beschreibung

Caspian Trade explores the pivotal role of the Caspian Sea as a vital trade artery connecting the Middle East and Central Asia, challenging Eurocentric views of world history. This book examines how the Caspian Sea facilitated not only the exchange of commodities like silk, spices, and precious metals but also spurred cultural exchange, disseminating religious beliefs, artistic styles, and scientific knowledge across Eurasia.

 
The book uniquely emphasizes the Caspian's role in economic development and cultural synthesis, demonstrating that the sea served as a bridge rather than a barrier. The book begins by setting the historical context, moves to specific trade routes like the Volga Trade Route and Silk Road segments, and then analyzes the organizational structures and legal frameworks that sustained Caspian trade.

 
By integrating insights from economic history, cultural studies, and environmental analysis, Caspian Trade provides a holistic understanding of the region's interconnectedness and the enduring legacy of its trade networks. Understanding the geopolitics and trade networks of the Caspian region offers crucial perspectives on contemporary regional development and international relations.

Verfügbar seit: 20.03.2025.

Drucklänge: 62 Seiten.

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