Ottoman manufacturing in the age of the Industrial Revolution /
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| Materyal Türü: | Kitap |
| Dil: | English |
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Cambridge ; New York :
Cambridge University Press,
1993.
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| Seri Bilgileri: | Cambridge Middle East library ;
30 |
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| Online Erişim: | Table of contents Publisher description Sample text |
İçindekiler:
- Opening remarks. State policy. The historiography of Ottoman manufacturing. Ottoman manufacturing in comparative perspective
- Pt. I. Manufacturing for the domestic market. 1. Raw cotton, dyestuffs and yarn production. Raw cotton. Dyestuffs. Handspinning. Ottoman spinning mills. 2. Trends in cloth production in the Ottoman lands from Salonica to Aleppo. The European provinces, Istanbul, West- and West-Central Anatolia. East-Central and East Anatolia. Aleppo and northern Syria. 3. Patterns of cloth production in the Ottoman lands from Salonica to Aleppo. The workforce. Organization of home and workshop production. Organization of production in privately owned mechanized weaving factories. The fall of international markets. Domestic markets. Struggles for the internal market against foreign competitors. Domestic competition for domestic markets
- Pt. II. Manufacturing for the international market. 4. Silk cloth and raw silk production. The silk cloth industry.
- The silk reeling industry. 5. Carpet making. Introduction: patterns and trends in production. Changing rug designs. Dyestuffs. Wool yarn. Diffusion of rug making. Working conditions, the workforce and the division of labor. The decline of decline. Beyond the decline paradigm.