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Table of contents of the issue 1/2023, April
SUCCESSIONI IMPRENDITORIALI

ISBN: 978-88-15-38549-9

Year: LVIII

Andrea Bonoldi Siglinde Clementi Margareth Lanzinger

Quaderni storici 1/2023 pp: 3-20 DOI: 10.1408/109294

Katia Occhi Claudio Lorenzini

Trade, Kinship and Generational Perspectives. Timber Merchants in the Eastern Alps (Sixteenth to Eighteenth Century)

Quaderni storici 1/2023 pp: 21-50 DOI: 10.1408/109295

Klemens Kaps

Kinship, Trade, and Inheritance Strategies between Generations and Space. Tyrolean and Lombard Merchants in Eighteenth-century Cádiz

Quaderni storici 1/2023 pp: 51-92 DOI: 10.1408/109296

Reinhold Reith

«The Father Has Still Reserved the Governance for Himself». Practices and Problems of Succession in Family Enterprises: the Spängler Cloth and Silk Mercery in Eighteenth-century Salzburg

Quaderni storici 1/2023 pp: 93-130 DOI: 10.1408/109297

Daniela Felisini

Difficult Successions. The Case of Banco Torlonia (1829-1863)

Quaderni storici 1/2023 pp: 131-150 DOI: 10.1408/109298

Stefania Licini

Business Families and Succession Strategies in Nineteenth Century Milan. A Study on Probate Proceedings and Last Wills (1862-1900)

Quaderni storici 1/2023 pp: 151-174 DOI: 10.1408/109299

Maria Rosaria De Rosa

«In the Commonality of Life with His Descendants». The Money of Spouses and Succession in Business (Naples 1900)

Quaderni storici 1/2023 pp: 175-196 DOI: 10.1408/109300

Ricerche

Robin Quillien

The Patrimonialisation of Collective Rights to the Use of Quays, Venetian Boatmen in Modern Times

Quaderni storici 1/2023 pp: 197-226 DOI: 10.1408/109301

Giorgio Dell'Oro

The Western Border of the State of Milan and Salts Traffic (15th-19th Century)

Quaderni storici 1/2023 pp: 227-256 DOI: 10.1408/109302

Discussioni

Andrea Addobbati Monica Martinat Francesca Trivellato

A proposito di «Ebrei e capitalismo» di Francesca Trivellato

Quaderni storici 1/2023 pp: 257-283 DOI: 10.1408/109303

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