Dubrovnik's Merchants and Capital in the Ottoman Empire 1520 1620

Table of Contents List of Tables List of Graphs List of Illustrations List of Maps Foreword Acknowledgments Prolegomena Introduction PART ONE: THE OTTOMAN CONTEXT The Administrative Structure of the Ottoman Balkans The Demographic Structure of the Ottoman Balkans Chapter Three The Turco-Ragusan Relationship PART TWO: STRUCTURE AND INFRASTRUCTURE The Patriciate as a Ruling Class Dubrovnik's Colonies Chapter Six The Network of Ragusan Roads in the Balkans PART THREE: MERCHANTS The Categories of Dubrovnik's Merchants Prominent Merchants Chapter Nine Procurators PART FOUR: CAPITAL The Categories of Capitalists: The Patriciate and the Rest Prominent Lenders: The Best and the Rest Chapter One Chapter Two Chapter Four Chapter Five Chapter Seven Chapter Eight Chapter Ten Chapter ElevenChapter Twelve ATLAS Percentage of Capital Invested in Each Place. The Formation of Capitalist Dynasties: The Transmission and Shared Ownership of Capital Conclusion Bibliography PART FIVE: APPENDIXES 1488-1489 [894 A.H.] Census of Ciyze-paying Population [according to O. Lutfi Barkan 1964 Estimate of the Non-Muslim Population of the Ottoman Balkans in 1491 on the Basis of Todorov-Velkov List of Cities in the Ottoman Balkans during the Reign of Sultan Suleiman el Kanuni (1520-1566) Cities and Their Revenues, ca. 1526-1528 Exchange Rates Appendix Six Number of Prominent Merchants per Decade PART SIX: INDEXES Alphabetical Index of All Prominent Borrowers per Decade Index Two Alphabetical Index of All Prominent Borrowers per Decade by Colony Alphabetical Index of All Prominent Lenders by Decade All Prominent Lenders' Capital by Colony [in Percentages of Total Investment] All Prominent Borrowers per Decade by Colony Index of All Merchants by Colony General Cross-Reference Index to All Prominent Merchant Borrowers and Lenders of Capital PART SEVEN: ATLAS