Ab Imperio Conference "Trade and Empire": Panel 7
Trade and Empire: Productivity, Economic Exchange, and Differences in Eurasia
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Panel 7: Agents and Structures: Entrepreneurship in Historical Context
Chair: Alexander Semyonov
Alexander E. Goncharov (Reshetnev Siberian State University of Science and Technology, Russia). Commerce, Adventure, and Outrage: the Siberian Voyage of Nimrod (1911) and the Last of the Merchant Adventurers. (3:25)
Alexander Turbin (HSE in St Petersburg, Russia). Between Welcomed “Foreigners with Capitals” and Dangerous “Exploiters of the Russians”: Practices and Discourses of Inclusion and Exclusion of “Foreign” Merchants in the Russian Far East in the 1880-1910s. (25:48)
Timur Valetov (Moscow State University, Russia). The Russian Empire Exports in 1802-1915: How Did the Share of Industrial Products Change? (44:49)
Discussant: Sergey Glebov (1:04:49)
Q&A (1:14:06)
Ab Imperio, Institute for Social Sciences and Humanities at University of Tyumen, with participation of the German Historical Institute in Moscow, Friedrich Naumann foundation and Centre for Historical Research HSE Campus in St. Petersburg