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Ocean Imperatives: analysing shipping infrastructure for the study of maritime networks in Southeast Asia

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Verónica Walker Vadillo

Publication year - 2021

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Conference proceedings

DOI - 10.26721/spafa.pqcnu8815a-02

Subject(s) - port (circuit theory) , interdependence , southeast asia , presentation (obstetrics) , period (music) , economy , order (exchange) , shipbuilding , geography , regional science , telecommunications , business , computer science , political science , engineering , history , archaeology , ancient history , economics , finance , medicine , physics , radiology , law , acoustics , electrical engineering

How did Southeast Asia transform from a hub of prehistoric coastal networks into a transregional interdependent port system by the early modern period? To answer this question, which is crucial to understanding the historical developments of polities along the Indo-Pacific region, this presentation proposes to examine the synergetic nature of shipping infrastructure in order to push current boundaries that place the focus on trade goods.

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