Credit Networks in The Preindustrial World : A Social Network Analysis Approach

Chapter 1. Introduction, Matteo Pompermaier – Università degli studi di Brescia -- Chapter 2. Historical Social Network Analysis and Early Financial Exchanges -- Chapter 3. Formation and Sustainability of Financial Networks in Early Modern Europe -- Chapter 4. Married Women in the Rural Credit Economy of Early Modern England, 1500-1700 -- Chapter 5. Credit and Social Networks in Late Fourteenth Century Tyrol: The Village of Laas -- Chapter 6 More than Merchant Bankers. Second-class financial intermediation in eighteenth-century Amsterdam -- Chapter 7. A Differentiated Access to Credit in a Merchant Network in the 1780s (Philadelphia and its Region) -- Chapter 8 Financial Intermediation and Networks in Early Modern Castile Fairs -- Chapter 9. Moneychangers and the Local Credit Market in late Renaissance Florence. A Social Network Analysis.-Chapter 10. Monetization and Relational Structures: The Diffusion of Checks in Buenos Aires during the Emergence of the Banking System.-Chapter 11. Notary Lending Networks in Northern Italy in the 18th and 19th Centuries.-Chapter 12. Looking for Dark Matter Credit: Exploring Notarial Credit Markets in Antwerp and its Surroundings ca. 1835.