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L'economia circolare nel Medioevo (XIII–XV secc.). Contesti e prospettive di ricerca a confronto

The Circular Economy in the Middle Ages (13th–15th centuries). A Comparison of Contexts and Research Perspectives
Authors: Meneghin, Alessia;

L'economia circolare nel Medioevo (XIII–XV secc.). Contesti e prospettive di ricerca a confronto

Abstract

Este número incluye el dossier monográfico "L'economia circolare nel Medioevo (XIII–XV secc.). Contesti e prospettive di ricerca a confronto" [La economía circular en la Edad Media, siglos XIII–XV], editado por Alessia Meneghin, que reúne las contribuciones de las páginas 5–111. Los dos artículos de la sección "Discussioni e ricerche" (pp. 123–163) no forman parte del dossier.

This issue includes the special issue "L'economia circolare nel Medioevo (XIII–XV secc.). Contesti e prospettive di ricerca a confronto" [Circular Economy in the Middle Ages, 13th–15th Centuries], edited by Alessia Meneghin, comprising the contributions on pages 5–111. The two articles in the "Discussioni e ricerche" section (pp. 123–163) are not part of the special issue.

Il presente fascicolo include la special issue "L'economia circolare nel Medioevo (XIII–XV secc.). Contesti e prospettive di ricerca a confronto", a cura di Alessia Meneghin, che raccoglie i contributi alle pagine 5–111. I due articoli della sezione "Discussioni e ricerche" (pp. 123–158) non fanno parte della special issue.

Keywords

Economic History, Credit, crafts, Aragon, Reuse, Venice, Clothing/history, 13th - 5th centuries, Tuscany, Recycling, Florence, Middle Ages

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