Multi-level spatial strategies of urban elites: How the merchants in medieval Nijmegen used multiple political territories and networks to promote their economic interests

K. Terlouw; J. Weststrate

Multi-level spatial strategies of urban elites: How the merchants in medieval Nijmegen used multiple political territories and networks to promote their economic interests

K. Terlouw, J. Weststrate

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Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 26 Mar 2014
Event	Paper presented at the ISA Annual Convention in the session: WB55: Globalization and the City: Contemporary and Historical Perspectives on Cities, City-States, and Global City Regions - Toronto, Canada Duration: 26 Mar 2014 → 29 Mar 2014

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Conference	Paper presented at the ISA Annual Convention in the session: WB55: Globalization and the City: Contemporary and Historical Perspectives on Cities, City-States, and Global City Regions
City	Toronto, Canada
Period	26/03/14 → 29/03/14

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Terlouw, K., & Weststrate, J. (2014). Multi-level spatial strategies of urban elites: How the merchants in medieval Nijmegen used multiple political territories and networks to promote their economic interests. Paper presented at Paper presented at the ISA Annual Convention in the session: WB55: Globalization and the City: Contemporary and Historical Perspectives on Cities, City-States, and Global City Regions, Toronto, Canada.

Terlouw, K. ; Weststrate, J. / Multi-level spatial strategies of urban elites: How the merchants in medieval Nijmegen used multiple political territories and networks to promote their economic interests. Paper presented at Paper presented at the ISA Annual Convention in the session: WB55: Globalization and the City: Contemporary and Historical Perspectives on Cities, City-States, and Global City Regions, Toronto, Canada.

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Terlouw, K & Weststrate, J 2014, 'Multi-level spatial strategies of urban elites: How the merchants in medieval Nijmegen used multiple political territories and networks to promote their economic interests', Paper presented at Paper presented at the ISA Annual Convention in the session: WB55: Globalization and the City: Contemporary and Historical Perspectives on Cities, City-States, and Global City Regions, Toronto, Canada, 26/03/14 - 29/03/14.

Multi-level spatial strategies of urban elites: How the merchants in medieval Nijmegen used multiple political territories and networks to promote their economic interests. / Terlouw, K.; Weststrate, J.
2014. Paper presented at Paper presented at the ISA Annual Convention in the session: WB55: Globalization and the City: Contemporary and Historical Perspectives on Cities, City-States, and Global City Regions, Toronto, Canada.

Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › Other research output

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