A Method for Identifying French Corporate Businessmen (The Second Empire).

Presents a method of classifying corporate executives in the Second French Empire for historians interested in businessmen's place in political and social history. Assumptions upon which rests this method, which entails counting membership in company boards; Rank of important executives; Existence...

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Publicado en:French Historical Studies Vol. 10; no. 2; pp. 261 - 293
Autor principal: Locke, Robert R.
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Publicado: Duke University Press Fall77
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