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Exploring the Relationships Between Maritime Connectivity, International Trade and Domestic Production

open access: yesMaritime Policy and Management, 2021
The objective of this paper is to simultaneously analyse the complex relationships between bilateral maritime connectivity, bilateral trade and domestic production as measured by gross domestic product (GDP) per capita.
Kevin Cullinane
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Shipwrecks and Maritime Trade

2010
Despite its preoccupation with the bush and outback, Australia has always been a maritime country, reliant on the sea for survival. From the first Aboriginal occupants to the most recent arrivals, all migrants have crossed the sea to get here. The bulk of colonial settlement took place within a narrow coastal fringe only a few hundred kilometres wide ...
Susan Lawrence, Peter Davies
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The Maritime Trade of India

1982
This chapter discusses significant developments, which occurred in the pattern of trade in early medieval centuries in the expansion of maritime activity in the eastern waters of the Indian Ocean and the China Sea. The presence of Indian traders, and of Indian men of religion as a civilizing force, led not only to a shared common culture, but also an ...
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Aspects of the Origins of Roman Maritime Trade

2022
This chapter critically discusses the potential value of archaeological evidence in reconsidering the origins of Roman maritime trading activity between the sixth and fourth centuries BCE, with a particular focus upon the legal institutions involved with maritime trading activity during the archaic period and the Roman food supply during the early ...
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Adam Smith on Power and Maritime Trade

Mediterranean Studies, 2014
ABSTRACT Adam Smith's An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations is often interpreted as an explanation of the self-regulating nature of the market system, where an “invisible hand” leads to a harmonious coordination of different economic agents' pursuit of self-interest, so that economic development is brought about ...
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Maritime Trade in War

The Yale Law Journal, 1931
Edwin M. Borchard, Eustace Percy
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Cancer Risk Among World Trade Center Rescue and Recovery Workers: A Review

Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022
Andrew C Todd   +2 more
exaly  

Inland Cities, Maritime Gateways, and International Trade

Journal of Transport Geography, 2022
Cesar Ducruet, David Guerrero
exaly  

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