Titlebook: A Global History of Silk; Trade and Production Pierre Vernus,Manuela Martini,Tomoko Hashino Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Auctions and the Distribution of Silks in the Eighteenth-Century United Provincesauctions and Amsterdam broker auctions played in the distribution chains of silk products. Once or twice a year, the East India Company auctioned bales of Bengali and Chinese raw silk, as well as all sorts of fabrics, clothes and accessories, such as Japanese dressing gowns, shawls and other popular

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The Impact of Sino-European Trade on Chinese Silk Production from the Mid-seventeenth to the Early Texico and Japan was helping to achieve tax reform in China. Farmers could thus choose the crops that suited them best. At the same time, maritime trade encouraged both the development of sericulture and traditional silk weaving. After the opening of maritime ports by the signing of the Treaty of Nan

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The Japanese Silk Reeling Industry and Women’s Labor: The Case of the Tomioka Silk Millstry. By exploring the shifts in governmental control, capital ownership, and gendered working conditions at the Tomioka Silk Mill (in operation from 1872 to 1987), I re-evaluate women’s industrial working environments within broader trends in scholarship on global history. Tracing the working lives

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Around the Weft and the Warp: The Transformations of Auxiliary Trades in Lyon Silk Manufacturing in ?division of labor that characterized the Lyon silk industry.?The production chain and the social relations at work within it are at the heart of the analysis, with the aim of identifying continuities and discontinuities over the long term. Although the production process remained manual throughout

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Organizations for Quality Control: Branding in the Japanese Silk Reeling Industryeases. If the quality information is strongly asymmetric, a device that guarantees commitment to a certain minimum quality could provide sellers with a quality premium. Such devices include quality inspection systems and brand reputation as established by either a merchant or a producer. In the mark

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Facing Rising Uncertainty in the Lyon Silk Market from the Mid-nineteenth Century to 1914lk market due to the replacement of European by Asian silk following the spread of silkworm diseases in the Mediterranean basin, economic historians tend to show that the world silk market at the end of the nineteenth century was close to a situation of perfect competition, i.e., with a low degree o

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Rewarded Inventions and Repositories in Nineteenth Century Lyon Silk Industry: A Pattern of Collectifor economic regulation, within a variety of productive contexts. Lyon inherited an organization that had been developed since the eighteenth century, and which had supported collective invention throughout local funding of the “common domain” of invention, as it was called. It was a long-lasting mo