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Agency and Capabilities: North Versus South?a central point of view.. As starting-point of the description the Company’s office in the Netherlands has been chosen, which was the seat of the Court of Directors, the so-called . XVII. If one concentrates upon the records of the Heeren XVII, it is evident that the general view is realistic and th

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Learning at Home and on the Shop Floorw of the economic advantages to be derived by the Company from the establishment of permanent factories on the Coromandel Coast. The offices established in the course of time were not only situated along the Coast, but inland as well. Their geographical placing was not least determined by the techni

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Eva Hoffman’s ,: Shifting Subject Positionsooks. Accounts were kept of the Dutch activities, chamber by chamber, and the final result was set up in annual balance-sheets comprising all the six chambers. The general account of the Asiatic establishments was kept at Batavia. There, too, annual balance-sheets were set up, and the most obvious e