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Mode of access: Internet. ; "Compiled by the 'Sub-department of industry and commerce' of the Department of agriculutre, industry and commerce at Buitenzorg, Java, by request of the Dutch East Indian government," 1916.

Published in 1856–7, this fascinating collection of Latin and Greek source material on the politics and economy of the Republic of Venice includes charters, treaties and official letters, focusing particularly on relations between Venice and Constantinople. The editors were Gottlieb Tafel (1787–1860), a pioneering Byzantinist who retired from his chair at Tübingen in 1846, and Georg Thomas (1817–87), Professor of Classical Philology at Munich. The preface announces their plan to cover the ninth to the fifteenth centuries. However, only three volumes, containing material to 1299, appeared at that time. Thomas returned to the project in later life and two further volumes covering 1300–1454 appeared with a different publisher as Diplomatarium Veneto-Levantinum (also reissued in this series). Volume 3 covers the years 1256–99, up to the peace between Genoa and Venice, and also contains the important 1255 maritime regulations of Venice

Published in 1856–7, this fascinating collection of Latin and Greek source material on the politics and economy of the Republic of Venice includes charters, treaties and official letters, focusing particularly on relations between Venice and Constantinople. The editors were Gottlieb Tafel (1787–1860), a pioneering Byzantinist who retired from his chair at Tübingen in 1846, and Georg Thomas (1817–87), Professor of Classical Philology at Munich. The preface announces their plan to cover the ninth to the fifteenth centuries. However, only three volumes, containing material to 1299, appeared at that time. Thomas returned to the project in later life and two further volumes covering 1300–1454 appeared with a different publisher as Diplomatarium Veneto-Levantinum (also reissued in this series). Volume 2 covers the years 1205–55, focusing on the fate of Constantinople, the diverse interests of the Papacy, and negotiations with Hungary, Syria, Egypt and Crete

"Protektionismus oder freier Handel?" von Henry George (1839-1897), dem amerikanischen Bodenreformer, Philosophen und Wirtschaftswissenschaftler – stellt die Ergebnisse von Tarifforschung dar mit besonderer Berücksichtigung von den Interessen der Arbeite. Politik des freien Handels ist eine der Variante der wirtschaftlichen Politik im Gegensatz zum Protektionismus. Sie ist durch den Mangel an der direkten Auswirkung der Regierung auf den Handelsaustausch und durch die Sicherung den inländischen Wirtschaftseinheiten den Zugang zum Markt der ausländischen Waren und den ausländischen Waren den freien Zugang zum Binnenmarkt. (Das Buch ist auf Englisch geschrieben). ; "Protekcjonizm czy wolny handel" autorstwa Henry'ego George'a (1839-1897), północno-amerykańskiego reformatora ziemskiego, filozofa i ekonomisty - przedstawia badanie taryf celnych ze specjalnym uwzględnieniem interesów ludzi pracy. Polityka wolnego handlu – jeden z dwóch rodzajów polityki handlowej (obok protekcjonizmu). Jest to brak bezpośredniego oddziaływania rządu na wymianę handlową oraz zapewnienie swobodnego dostępu krajowym podmiotom gospodarczym do rynku zagranicznych towarów, a towarom zagranicznym dostępu do rynku krajowego. (Książka w języku angielskim).