ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. LIST OF FIGURES AND TABLES vii
4. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ix
5. INTRODUCTION 1
6. 1 SECOND-HAND DEALERS IN THE EARLY MODERN LOW COUNTRIES. INSTITUTIONS, MARKETS AND PRACTICES 13
7. 2 USING THINGS AS MONEY. AN EXAMPLE FROM LATE RENAISSANCE ROME 43
8. 3 PROSTITUTION AND THE CIRCULATION OF SECOND-HAND GOODS IN EARLY MODERN ROME 61
9. 4 “THE MAGAZINE OF ALL THEIR PILLAGING” ARMIES AS SITES OF SECOND-HAND EXCHANGES DURING THE FRENCH WARS OF RELIGION 76
10. 5 THE EXCHANGE OF SECOND-HAND GOODS BETWEEN SURVIVAL STRATEGIES AND “BUSINESS” IN EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY PARIS 97
11. 6 USES OF THE USED. THE CONVENTIONS OF RENEWING AND EXCHANGING GOODS IN FRENCH PROVINCIAL ARISTOCRACY 115
12. 7 THE SCOPE AND STRUCTURE OF THE NINETEENTH-CENTURY SECOND-HAND TRADE IN THE PARISIAN CLOTHES MARKET 127
13. 8 “WHAT GOES ’ROUND COMES ’ROUND”. SECOND-HAND CLOTHING, FURNITURE AND TOOLS IN WORKING-CLASS LIVES IN THE INTERWAR USA 152
14. 9 MOVING ON. OVERLOOKED ASPECTS OF MODERN COLLECTING 165
15. 10 THE SECOND-HAND CAR MARKET AS A FORM OF RESISTANCE 186
16. 11 UTOPIA POSTPONED? THE RISE AND FALL OF BARTER MARKETS IN ARGENTINA, 1995–2004 208
17. 12 CHARITY, COMMERCE, CONSUMPTION. THE INTERNATIONAL SECOND-HAND CLOTHING TRADE AT THE TURN OF THE MILLENNIUM – FOCUS ON ZAMBIA 221
18. CONCLUSION 235
19. BIBLIOGRAPHY 244
20. NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS 263
21. INDEX 265