Trade, Urbanisation and the Family

Discover the intricate connections between trade, urbanization, and family dynamics in medieval Flanders with "Trade, Urbanisation and the Family," published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 1996. Spanning 352 pages, this compelling collection of eight studies delves into the pivotal role that Flanders played in shaping economic history during the medieval period.

These scholarly insights reveal that the demand for grain and industrial raw materials was a crucial factor in the development of Flemish cities, highlighting the significance of imports in establishing thriving internal markets, often overshadowed by the narrative of cloth exports. Perfect for history enthusiasts and researchers, this hardback edition provides an in-depth exploration of the social and economic transformations in Flanders. Expand your understanding of historical trade dynamics with this essential read.