Mariner's Mirror publishes article by Markus Vink
 Markus Vink |
Marcus Vink's review article, "A Mediterranean World Economy? The Arabian Seas in the Eighteenth Century," has just appeared in the latest issue of The Mariner's Mirror; issue 96:4 (2010).
The Mariner's Mirror is the internationally-renowned, peer-reviewed journal of The Society for Nautical Research, featuring articles on naval and maritime history, nautical archaeology and all aspects of seafaring and lore of the sea.
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Dr. Vink's research focuses on Afro-Eurasia in the early modern period in general, and the seventeenth-century Dutch Republic and Indian Ocean world and southeast India in particular, including issues such as cross-cultural encounters; slavery and slave trade; religion and religious relations; trade, diplomacy, and international law; community and caste formation; and representation.
