Suchergebnisse

I. The interdecennial fluctuations of the Antwerp economy and their impact on Brabant and Flanders (1356–1619) -- I: The real significance of the dominance of Flanders and the difficulties of monetary recovery (1356–1405) -- II: The last flowering of the medieval economy (1406–1437) -- III: The failure of the medieval economy and the slow emergence of modern conditions (1438–1477) -- IV: Political chaos (1477–1492) -- V: Antwerp's emergence as the metropolis of Western Europe (c. 1493–1520) -- VI: The decisive years (1521–c. 1550) -- VII: The slowing down of commercial expansion offset by industrial growth (c. 1551–1572) -- VIII: Crisis in the Netherlands and the final phase of Antwerp's decline (1572–1587) -- Epilogue: The slow but courageous recovery (1588–1619) -- II. Secular trends and structural changes -- I: Agricultural trends in Brabant -- II: Trends in the trade of the Southern Netherlands and Europe -- III: Trends in financial development -- IV: Tendencies in industrial and social structure -- V: Typology of the crises and secular expansion -- VI: The significance of the price trends -- Conclusion.