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List of illustrations; Preface;
1. Trade diasporas and cross-cultural trade;
2. Africa: incentives to trade, patterns of competition;
3. Africa: traders and trade communities;
4. Ancient trade;
5. A new trade axis: the Mediterranean to China, circa 200 BC-AD 1000;
6. Asian trade and the rise of Islam;
7. The European entry into the trade of maritime Asia;
8. Bugis, banians and Chinese: Asian traders in the era of the great companies;
9. Overland trade of the seventeenth century: Armenian carriers between Europe and East Asia;
10. The North American fur trade;
11. The twilight of the trade diasporas; Bibliography; Index.
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