Conjoncture économique structures sociales

Autori

• Fernand Braudel

Parametri

• Salute & Medicina

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This work explores various aspects of social and economic history, focusing on the interplay between structures and conjunctures across different periods and regions. It begins with a general orientation and methodology, addressing the "crisis of the old type," inequality in harvests, and underdevelopment. The author examines social mobility and methodological challenges, alongside urban history, seeking effective approaches to study these themes. Key discussions include the unique American experience, economic conjunctures, and the production of copper in the Vosges during the late 16th and early 17th centuries. The work also analyzes consumption, investment, and capital movement in 16th and 17th century Castile, as well as the Languedoc drapery industry. Seasonal price movements in Pordenone and the perspectives of Parisian workers during the 1884 parliamentary inquiry are also examined, alongside the 1910 railway strike and the wheat situation in France during WWII. Further, the text delves into economic and social structures in Latin America since colonial times, Portuguese emigration, and the mysteries of growth in 63 parishes of Île-de-France from 1717 to 1784. It discusses armament production in France from 1815 to 1913, the social conditions of French peasants in the 16th century, and the dynamics of bourgeoisie and capitalism in Strasbourg during the 18th century. The work also considers the structures of commerce a

Lingua: Francese

Pubblicato: 1974

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