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The family firm is the predominant form of private business in industrial capitalism. This study analyzes the entrepreneurial strategies of six Dutch family firms in the period from 1880 to 1970. The in-depth case studies reconstruct the succession strategies and the strategies in the capital and labor markets, as well as the strategies regarding marketing and the supply of raw materials. The study includes a profound comparison between the si...

The end of the 1990s saw a renewed interest in the theft of Jewish-owned securities in the Netherlands by the German occupying forces during World War II, the controversial role that the exchange played in the sale of the securities, and the subsequent restitution of rights following liberation. Research showed that the post-war restitution process had been incomplete, particularly as far as the restitution of securities and insurance claims w...

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This is a comparative, ethnographic, and historical study of mutual funds that flourished in nineteenth-century Europe and North America. Today mutual funds abound in Asia and Africa, they have returned to European and American cities along with immigrants from overseas. The principle is simple: a number of participants each pay a contribution into the fund for as many rounds as there are participants and at each round one player receives the ...

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After 40 years of migration there are questions about Berber language acquisition and proficiency of children in the Netherlands. Deviations from norms implicitly refer to inaccurate or incorrect grammatical output, which can be temporary, related to a slow-down in the order of acquisition, or permanent as a result of incomplete acquisition.

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Van Ossa cultural history based on a semi-quantitative method. Adriaan C. Van Oss was a historian who, together with B. H. Slicher van Bath, developed this method to analyze cultural data. His major study, Catholic Colonialism: A Parish History of Guatemala, 1524-1821, was published after his sudden death in 1984 by the Cambridge University Press. It was recognized as an important work on the history of parish formation and composition, as wel...

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The essays in this book span Peru's turbulent transition from Spanish rule to independence in 1824. Situated within the sphere of influence of the old Inca capital Cuzco, they represent soundings of resistance and rebellion, backed by years of archival research. From these studies emerges a mosaic that deepens our understanding of the social basis of separatist and subversive Andean politics, incorporating evidence often missing from broader s...

Recalling the Indies traces the life stories of former residents of the Dutch East Indies, the present-day Republic of Indonesia. These stories belong to people of Dutch and mixed Indonesian and European descent and traces their lives, their exodus from the Indonesian archipelago, and their journey to Australia. Very little of the history of the Indisch Dutch has appeared in the English language. Underlying the entire book is the interest in "...

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It is widely accepted opinion in the study of European economic history that since about 1500 the economic, political, and cultural center of the world moved from Asia in the East to Europe in the West. It is theorized that during this period the economic center of gravity in Europe shifted from the South to the North, moving Europe ahead of Asia and Northern Europe ahead of Southern Europe.These theories have come under fire in recent years. ...