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Between grain and oil from the Azov to the Caucasus: the port-cities of the eastern coast of the Black Sea, late 18th – early 20th century

Gelina Harlaftis, Victoria Konstantinova, Igor Lyman, Anna Sydorenko and Eka Tchkoidze (eds)

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Gelina Harlaftis, Victoria Konstantinova, Igor Lyman, Anna Sydorenko and Eka Tchkoidze (eds), Between grain and oil from the Azov to the Caucasus: the port-cities of the eastern coast of the Black Sea, late 18th – early 20th century,  Black Sea History Working Papers, volume 3, Rethymnon, 2020

Table of Contents

Aknowledgements

  1. As an introduction: Black Sea History and the Black Sea project, Gelina Harlaftis

Part 1 – Because of the Sea

  1. Black Sea Maritime and Economic History. The integration of the port-cities to the global economy, Gelina Harlaftis
  2. The Volga-Don Road to the Black Sea: evolution and reality of the 19th century, Nailya Tagirova
  3. From the Azov to Batoum: evolution of the port-cities in the Russian frontier land. Politics and administration, Victoria Konstantinova and Igor Lyman

Part 2 – On and In the Sea

  1. Controlling the straits: The development of the port of Kerch, Anna Sydorenko
  2. Fisheries of the eastern coast of the Azov Sea in the late 18th – 19th century – Organization, infrastructure and everyday life, Alexei Kraikovski
  3. The history of the Azov Sea and the northern Azov Sea area during the holocene, Gennady Matishov

Part 3 – Around and about the Sea

  1. Taganrog: Greek entrepreneurship in the Russian frontier of international trade, Evrydiki Sifneos and Gelina Harlaftis
  2. Ethnic processes in Mariupol and Russia’s imperial migration policy. (19th – early 20th century, Irina Ponomariova
  3. Ethnic factor in the economic development of Mariupol (late 18th – early 20th century), Svitlana Novikova and Vira Volonyts
  4. The great plans for developing Berdyansk – Igor Lyman and Victoria Konstantinova
  5. The rural population of Don’s hinterland as a factor of the economic life of Rostov, end of the 19th century, Marianna Abdullayeva
  6. Rostov-on-Don in the second half of the 19th – early 20th century: Dynamics and specificities of the socio-economic development, Natalya Samarina
  7. Nahichevan-on-Don: Armenian merchants and their role in the commercial development of the Azov – Black Sea region, Sarkis Kazarov
  8. Novorossiysk: the formation and development of the city, Olga Popova
  9. Oil and soil: the role of Batoum’s economic development in shaping of geopolitical significance of the Caucasus, Eka Tchkoidze

List of abbreviations

Weights and Measures

Glossary

Biographical notes

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