Stadin, Kekke | BALTIC TOWNS AND THEIR INHABITANTS : aspects on early modern towns in the baltic area

Studera tidig modern stadsutveckling i Baltikum och dess invånare. Boken utforskar städers betydelse för statlig uppbyggnad och liv i en varierande region. Häftad utgåva.

• Utforska Baltic towns and their inhabitants och tidig modern stadsutveckling.

• En djupgående analys av liv och samhälle i baltiska städer.

• Utgiven som häftad, 2003.

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Bindning: Häftat band

Bokförlag: Södertörns högskola
ISBN: 9789189315211
Bokserie: Research Reports

Omfång: 138 s.
Språk: Engelska
Utgivningsdatum: 2003-01-01

Förlagets information

When the early modern society of the Baltic area is studied, towns and urban life are often overlooked since only a minority of the population lived in towns. Although conditions varied widely between the sparsely populated areas in the northern part of Scandinavia and the more urbanised areas on the south and southeast borders of the Baltic sea, towns and their inhabitants were nevertheless of great importance in the Swedish empire and other states contiguous to the Baltic Sea.

When the early modern society of the Baltic area is studied, towns and urban life are often overlooked since only a minority of the population lived in towns. Although conditions varied widely between the sparsely populated areas in the northern part of Scandinavia and the more urbanised areas on the south and southeast borders of the Baltic sea, towns and their inhabitants were nevertheless of great importance in the Swedish empire and other states contiguous to the Baltic Sea. Thus, in researching the state-building processes taking place in early modern Europe, towns and activities relating to towns are important cornerstones.

Redaktör: Kekke Stadin

Baltic towns and their inhabitants av Kekke Stadin hittar du under Politisk historia inom Historia | Arkeologi i huvudkategorin Humaniora.

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