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Stanford University Press How Commerce Became Legal - Nineteenth-Century Egypt

Name: How Commerce Became Legal - Nineteenth-Century Egypt
Brand: Stanford University Press
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This Stanford University Press scholarly work examines the transformation of Egypt's commercial landscape during the 1840s when private capital first entered the market. The book traces how a sophisticated legal infrastructure emerged from the collision of Ottoman, French, and Islamic legal traditions, shaping the governance of commerce across the region. Through detailed analysis of merchant practices and market institutions, the author reveals the complex political negotiations between Egyptian governors, European consulates, Ottoman authorities, and private entrepreneurs-both foreign and local-that defined commercial life in nineteenth-century Egypt. Essential reading for students of legal history, Middle Eastern studies, and the development of modern commercial systems.

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Stanford University Press publication offering rigorous academic analysis of Egypt's commercial legal evolution during the nineteenth century.

Examines the fusion of Ottoman, French, and Islamic legal concepts that shaped Egypt's emerging market infrastructure and governance.

Explores the political contestations among governors, European consulates, Ottoman rulers, and private entrepreneurs in shaping commerce.

Focuses on legal and business practices that emerged when Egypt's markets opened to private capital in the 1840s.

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Brand: Stanford University Press
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 1503643395
Category: Books > Subjects > Business, Finance & Law > Law
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 30 September 2025
Listed Since: 22 February 2025

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