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Kenneth Pomeranz
Marea divergenta: China, Europa si nasterea economiei mondiale moderne [EPUB ebook]

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Kenneth Pomeranz urmareste intreaga istorie moderna, facind paralele interesante intre Europa si estul Asiei si oferind exemple atractive pentru a explica de ce, in ciuda faptului ca pina la jumatatea secolului al XVIII-lea a existat o similitudine de dezvoltare intre aceste zone, dupa acest moment doar in nord-vestul Europei a inceput o dezvoltare industriala sustinuta.

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Language Romanian ● Format EPUB ● Pages 677 ● ISBN 9789734627080 ● File size 0.8 MB ● Publisher Polirom ● Published 2016 ● Downloadable 24 months ● Currency EUR ● ID 2722812 ● Copy protection without

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