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La Méditerranée : échelles et figures de l'histoire
Professor at the Department of History of Bogazici University, Istanbul

 
Réseau d'excellence Ramses²
La Méditerranée : échelles et figures de l'histoire,
Cycle de conférences : Penser la Méditerranée
6 février 2007, Alex-Med, Bibliotheca Alexandrina, Alexandrie, Egypte.

A look at the transformations witnessed the region throughout the period, focusing on the ways in which these changes can be interpreted from the perspective of the development of the region. For although there is no doubt that the Mediterranean in general, and the Eastern Mediterranean in particular, were losing much of their former pre-eminence and power, and were being marginalized by the rapid development of a global economy centered on the Atlantic front, this process did not exclude a certain form of dynamism, which, although growingly dependent on new and powerful actors from outside the region, nevertheless promoted the intensification of certain social, cultural, and economic networks throughout the basin. The talk will therefore attempt to give a balanced account of the ambiguous and sometimes paradoxical ways in which decline and revival characterized jointly the destiny of this multicultural environment during these two centuries.

Citation :
Eldem Edhem , Ignorer les liens de navigationLa Méditerranée : échelles et figures de l'histoire > Penser la Méditerranée > Ramses² > Chaînes > Mediamed ,  ID: MEDIAMED-87-12 date de mise en ligne 06/02/2007
Mise en ligne : 06/02/2007
Type d'activités : Conférence
Format : Vidéo
Durée en mn : 00:16:06
Langue : Anglais
Discipline : Histoire
Domaines d'intérêt : Echanges; Conflits
Couverture géographique : Méditerranée; Egypte; Alexandrie
Couverture chronologique : Epoque moderne
Institutions :  
Personnes : Napoléon Bonaparte
Mots-clés : Renaissance; Déclin; Campagne d’Égypte (Expédition d’Égypte)