Skandinavisk kobber : Lokale forhold og globale sammenhenger i det lange 1700-tallet / / Kristin Ranestad, Kristine Bruland

• Autore: Ranestad Kristin
• Pubblicazione: Oslo : , : Cappelen Damm Akademisk/NOASP (Nordic Open Access Scholarly Publishing), , 2020
• Descrizione fisica: 1 online resource (231 pages)
• Disciplina: 303.482
• Soggetto topico: Globalization
• Persona (resp. second.): BrulandKristine
• Nota di contenuto: DEL 1 Innledning 9 -- 1.Introduction to Scandinavian Copper -- DEL 2 Kobberindustri og stat 23 -- 2.Statlige reformer ved Røros kobberverk: arbeidere, betjenter, partisipanter og stat -- 3. Bergmesteren i det nordafjelske Norge 1656-1699 -- 4. Konflikter om allmenninger rundt Røros kobberverk cirka 1648-1800 -- 5. The Household Economy of the Great Copper Mine, 1716-1724 -- DEL 3 Skandinavisk kobber på globale markeder . 111 -- 6. Det norske kobberet i Europa og verden på 1700-tallet -- 7. Svensk koppar- och mässingsexport under 1700-talet -- 8. Intrikate markeder: kobberproduksjon og handel i det oldenborgske -- monarki -- DEL 4 Kobber, arbeid og lokale tilknytninger . 164 -- 9. Med svenska ögon på Røros och den norska kopparhanteringen -- 10. An Artisan and the Røros Copper Works: Børre Hansen Langland -- DEL 5 Avslutning 210 -- 11. The Global Context of the Scandinavian Copper Industry -- Forfatterliste . 225.
• Sommario/riassunto: Copper is an ancient product that has persisted into the advanced industrial age. Its production methods and uses have been radically transformed several times, and it has played a central role in the building of the modern world economy. Despite this, it has been neglected by historians. For many years in early modern Europe Scandinavia was the biggest producer of copper, particularly through the large copper plants at Røros in Norway and in Falun in Sweden. This book tells the story. The amount of copper produced and traded is investigated, working conditions are discussed, the organisation of the companies is clarified, the active role of the state is emphasised, and the influence of the copper industry on local conditions is explored. The book gives copper an important place in European industrialisation more generally and shows that the Scandinavian copper industry was part of an extensive European copper network, which in turn was part of a global manufacturing and trading system. Through such connections, the Scandinavian copper industry was linked closely to the international and global history of copper, and therefore to colonialism, industrialisation, slavery and violence.
• Altri titoli varianti: Skandinavisk kobber
• Titolo autorizzato: Skandinavisk kobber
• Formato: Materiale a stampa
• Livello bibliografico: Monografia
• Lingua di pubblicazione: Norvegese
• Record Nr.: 9910477144003321
• Lo trovi qui: Univ. Federico II