Diaspora Entrepreneurial Networks: Four Centuries of History (Business, Culture and Change Series) Book

	Tribute to Professor Frank Broeze
	Introduction
1	Diasporas Jewish and non-Jewish and the world maritime empires	3
2	Global trading ambitions in diaspora : the Armenians and their Eurasian silk trade, 1530-1750	27
3	Trading networks in a traditional diaspora : Armenians in India, c. 1600-1800	51
4	The seventeenth-century Japanese diaspora : questions of boundary and policy	73
5	Coping with transition : Greek merchants and shipowners between Venice and England in the late sixteenth century	95
6	Maltese entrepreneurial networks	125
7	Mapping the Greek maritime diaspora from the early eighteenth to the late twentieth centuries	147
8	Toward a typology of Greek-diaspora entrepreneurship	173
9	Jewish bankers 1850-1914 : internationalization along ethnic lines	191
10	Middle-eastern entrepreneurs in Southeast Asia, c. 1750-c. 1940	217
11	Globalizing ethnicity with multi-local identifications : the Parsee, Indian Muslim and Sephardic trade diasporas in Hong Kong	245
12	The trade diaspora of Baghdadi Jews : from India to China's treaty ports, 1842-1937	269
13	Western corporate forms and the social origins of Chinese diaspora entrepreneurial networks	287
14	Irrational exuberance : the fatal conceit of Chinese financial capitalism in contemporary Indonesia	313
15	Diaspora networks in the Asian maritime context	353
16	A profile of ethno-national diasporas	359
17	Greek merchant networks in the age of empires (1770-1780)	371
18	The concept of 'diaspora' in the contemporary world	383
19	A Scottish merchant in Batavia, (1820-1840) : Gilean Maclaine and Dutch connections	393