Гърци – османски търговци на далечни разстояния: статус и културна идентичност
Greeks – Ottoman Tradesmen of Long Distances: Status and Cultural Identity
Author(s): Svetlina IvanovaSubject(s): History, Economy, Business Economy / Management, Economic history, Middle Ages, Modern Age
Published by: Център за стопанско-исторически изследвания
Keywords: commerce; tradesman of long distances; non-Muslim zimma; inner migrations; perakende; Greek/rum; status of tradesmen of long distances; diaspora
Summary/Abstract: The object of presentation of the present article is the description as a representative example of the group of Orthodox Greeks – tradesmen of longdistances in the Ottoman home trade, especially clearly standing out in 17th – 19th c. in the wide economic zone, covering countries between Europe and the Orient. The reason why the topic attracts attention is also because the tradesman of long distances is a basic figure and a dynamic agent of commerce, namely the Greeks of this professional group seem to have direct connection with the springing up of the Bulgarian tradesman as a leading figure in the society.
Journal: Известия на Центъра за стопанско-исторически изследвания
- Issue Year: I/2016
- Issue No: 1
- Page Range: 110-150
- Page Count: 41
- Language: Bulgarian