| one publication added to basket [221677] | Sailors in the southern Netherlands and Belgium (16th-19th Centuries)
Baetens, R. (1997). Sailors in the southern Netherlands and Belgium (16th-19th Centuries), in: van Royen, P. et al. "Those emblems of hell"?: European sailors and the maritime labour market, 1570-1870. Research in Maritime History, 13: pp. 267-285
In: van Royen, P.; Bruijn, J.R.; Lucassen, J. (Ed.) (1997). "Those emblems of hell"?: European sailors and the maritime labour market, 1570-1870. Research in Maritime History, 13. International Maritime Economic History Association: St. John's. ISBN 0-9681288-1-5. 362 pp., more
In: Research in Maritime History. International Maritime Economic History Association: St. John's, Nfld.. ISSN 1188-3928, more
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| Keywords |
De kust > Noordzee
Economics > Labour economics > Markets > Labour market
Economische geschiedenis > Handel en diensten > Overzeese handel
History
Oostende
Oostenrijkse Tijd (1713-1789)
Sailors
Spaanse Tijd (1482-1713)
Belgium [Marine Regions]; Netherlands [Marine Regions]
Marine/Coastal |
| Abstract |
Belgium, regardless of what it has been called, has never been able to build a maritime tradition. There were two short prosperous periods. The first had to do with privateering, but war is never rewarding in the long run. Second, there was the growth stimulated by the Ostend Company, which proved that it was possible for commercial seafaring to flourish. The maritime powers, however, crippled its development. Later, the industrial sector enjoyed preference over maritime activities. |
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