Because it breaks from the restrictions imposed by country/ regional studies and Eurocentric periodization, the series provides new frameworks through which to interpret past events, and new insights for present-day policymakers in key areas from labor relations and migration to diplomacy and trade. Encouraging interdisciplinarity, it incorporates and contributes to key debates in a number of areas including history, environmental studies, anthropology, sociology, political science, geography, economics, law, and labor and gender studies. PALGRAVE SERIES IN INDIAN OCEAN WORLD STUDIES EARLY GLOBAL INTERCONNECTIVITY ACROSS THE INDIAN OCEAN WORLD, VOLUME II Exchange of Ideas, Religions, and Technologies Edited by Angela Schottenhammer Palgrave Series in Indian Ocean World Studies Series Editor Gwyn Campbell McGill University Montreal, Canada This is the first scholarly series devoted to the study of the Indian Ocean world from early times to the present day. Clarence-Smith).Pages 295-317 Back Matter. Buell).Pages 261-293 Mules in the Indian Ocean World: Breeding and Trade in the Long Nineteenth Century, 1780s to 1918 (William G.
Pages 249-249 Mongol Empire and Its Impact on Chinese Porcelains (Morris Rossabi).Pages 251-259 Eurasia, Medicine and Trade: Arabic Medicine in East Asia-How It Came to Be There and How It Was Supported, Including Possible Indian Ocean Connections for the Supply of Medicinals (Paul D. Pages 139-139 Shipping of the Indian Ocean World (Nick Burningham).Pages 141-201 Cross-Regional and -Chronological Perspectives on East Asian Seafaring and Shipbuilding (Jun Kimura).Pages 203-226 Towards a Hybrid Seagoing Ship: The Transfer and Exchange of Maritime Know-How and Shipbuilding Technology Between Holland and Japan Before the Opening of Japan (1853) (Leonard Blussé).Pages 227-248 Front Matter. Pages 15-15 Buddhism and the Maritime Crossings (Tansen Sen).Pages 17-50 The Transmission of Vaiṣṇavism Across the Bay of Bengal: Trade Networks and State Formation in Early Historic Southeast Asia (Pierre-Yves Manguin).Pages 51-68 Religion and Early Trade in the Western Indian Ocean: Ideology and Knowledge Exchanges Across the Indian Ocean World (Eivind Heldaas Seland).Pages 69-83 Islam Across the Indian Ocean to 1500 CE (Geoff Wade).Pages 85-138 Front Matter. Pages i-xvii Introduction (Angela Schottenhammer).Pages 1-13 Front Matter.
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