From Pax Ottomanica to Pax Europaea: The growth and decline of a Greek village's micro-economy

In: Byzantine and Neohellenic Studies Volume 11

Abstract

The macroeconomic development of south-eastern Europe has been profoundly affected not only by the region's major historical events - for example, liberation from the Ottoman Empire, the outbreak of civil wars, and the birth of new nations - but also by global events, such as the world-wide conflicts of the twentieth century, and the recent transnational processes of globalisation and European integration. The rationale of this book is to employ a comprehensive micro-history - that is, the history of one particular community: in this case, the village of Tsamantas, in north-western Greece - as

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From Pax Ottomanica to Pax Europaea: the growth and decline of a Greek village's micro-economy

In: Byzantine and Neohellenic studies Vol. 11

Konstadakopulos, Dimitrios

Konstadakopulos, Dimitrios

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