This study of shipping makes visible a sector that has led European economic growth for centuries, yet rarely appears in business or economic histories.
This study of shipping makes visible a sector that has led European economic growth for centuries, yet rarely appears in business or economic histories.
Gelina Harlaftis is Professor of Maritime History in the Department of History at the Ionian University.
Inhaltsangabe
1. The European and Greek shipping firm 2. The Vagliano shipmasters: creating a business empire, 1820s-1850s 3. An international trading house from Russia to the United Kingdom, 1850s-1880s 4. The Russian government vs. Mari Vagliano, 1881-1887 5. The Vagliano fleet and innovation in ship management 6. Merchant to shipowner: Onassis from Buenos Aires to London and New York, 1923-1946 7. The Onassis fleet, 1946-1975 8. The United States government vs. Aristotle Onassis, 1951-1958 9. Innovation in global shipping: the Onassis business 10. Diachronic presence: an epilogue.
1. The European and Greek shipping firm 2. The Vagliano shipmasters: creating a business empire, 1820s-1850s 3. An international trading house from Russia to the United Kingdom, 1850s-1880s 4. The Russian government vs. Mari Vagliano, 1881-1887 5. The Vagliano fleet and innovation in ship management 6. Merchant to shipowner: Onassis from Buenos Aires to London and New York, 1923-1946 7. The Onassis fleet, 1946-1975 8. The United States government vs. Aristotle Onassis, 1951-1958 9. Innovation in global shipping: the Onassis business 10. Diachronic presence: an epilogue.
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