Под сенью Святого Павла: деловой мир Лондона XIV — XVI вв.
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С позиций современного исторического знания в монографии комплексно исследуется деловой мир Лондона XIV — XVI вв. На основе широкого круга оригинальных источников воссоздается картина жизни торгово-предпринимательских слоев и властной элиты города на начальном этапе трансформации общества от традиционного к новационному. В работе прослеживается динамика развития городской правящей элиты, отражается специфика формирования, функционирования и удержания власти олдерменами, выявляются устойчивые общности, деловые и социальные связи в их среде, характеризуются экономическая деятельность (торговля, кредит, субсидирование короны, инвестиции в недвижимость) и деловая этика, социальные устремления, ценностные ориентиры и частная жизнь лондонцев, занятых активной коммерческой деятельностью и вовлеченных во властные отношения.
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Summary
Using a wide range of various sources (legislative, private legal, and narrative) the author of the monograph investigates business world of London of the 14th — 16th centuries which can be seen from three main angles. These are society and power, economic activity, private life and values. The author shows that in the 14th — 16th centuries London and its business world were the most mature clearly reflecting the leading tendencies in town life development of the transitional period from the Middle Ages to the Modern Time.
