Caravane Maritime

Caravane Maritime

Intercultural Contacts, Multiple Identities and Shifting Allegiances: the
Caravane Maritime and its Protagonists in the Early Modern Mediterranean.

Participants

The following list (in alphabetical order) of historians and interested academics participated in the Workshop. Click on the PDF links to download the relevant Abstracts. Documents relating to sources, and listings of participant publications may be downloaded from the Documents page. Brief audio clips from each participant may be downloaded from the Audio Files page.

Participant	Institution	Topic/Paper	Abstract
Salvatore Bono	University of Perugia, Italy	L’esclavage dans le monde méditerranéen. Historiographie et sources	PDF
Michela D'Angelo	University of Messina, Italy	In the Heart of the Early Modern Mediterranean: English Trade, Ships and Merchants in the Italian ports	PDF
Molly Greene	Princeton University, USA	The Ottoman Maritime World in the Seventeenth Century: a Local Perspective	PDF
Gelina Harlaftis	Ionian University, Greece	The Ottoman-Greek and Venetian/Ionian fleet in the Western Mediterranean grain trade during the Napoleonic wars	PDF
Colin Heywood	University of Hull, UK	The human face of the Northern Invasion: the Straits voyage of William Mellow and the ‘Prudence’ of London, 1628-1630	PDF
Donna Landry	University of Kent, U.K	The "Caravane Maritime": Equine and Equestrian Perspectives	PDF
Fatiha Loualich	University of Algiers, Algeria	La Régence d’Alger : l’autre revers de la marine	PDF
Soumaya Louhichi	Institute of Oriental Studies, Tübingen, Germany	Contribution de la marine maghrébine aux guerres hispano-ottomanes des XVIe et XVIIe siècles	PDF
Eloy Martín Corrales	Universidad Pompeu Fabra de Barcelona, Spain	Las cifras del comercio hispano-musulmán en la Edad Moderna : necesidad de su planteamiento	PDF
Nabil Matar	University of Minnesota Twin Cities, USA	Islam and the ‘Making of a Great Power’: Britain and North Africa, 1688-1713	PDF
Simon Mercieca	Mediterranean Institute, Malta	Some aspects on the historical development of the Mediterranean Maritime /Caravane/ based on the personal experiences of Gio Francesco Buonamico (1639-1680)	PDF
Daniel Panzac	Université de Provence, France	La Caravane Maritime à l’origine de la Guerre qui oppose Venise et Tunis entre 1784 et 1792	PDF
Abdeljelil Temini	University of Tunis and Temimi Foundation, Tunisia	Redifinition des enjeux maritimes au XVIe siècle à la lumière des Muhimme Defteri d’Istanbul	PDF
Ann Williams	University of Exeter, UK	‘Sacra Militia': The Order of St John, Crusade, Piracy and Trade in Early Modern Malta	PDF

Final Round Table:

Cornell Fleischer (University of Chicago)
Maria Fusaro (University of Exeter)
Gerald MacLean (University of Exeter)
Nicholas Rodger (University of Exeter)
David Starkey (University of Hull)
Mohamed-Salah Omri (University of Exeter)

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