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Colloque conclusif de l'ANR ENPrESAEconomic issues of the Early Modern PeriodBusiness enterprises, spaces, marketsEuropean University InstituteVilla Salviati and Badia Fiesolana, Florence, Italy24-26 November 2016Convenors: Luca Molà (European University Institute), Mathieu Arnoux (Université Paris Diderot / EHESS-CRH).Organization committee: Ingrid Houssaye Michienzi (CNRS-Orient &#38; Méditerranée-UMR 8167), Suzanne Lassalle (European University Institute), Agnès Pallini-Martin (EHESS-CRH/ANR ENPrESa).Program Leaflet____________________________________________The dynamics which made medieval economies evolve towards "modernity" have been the subject, for two decades, of new approaches to international markets and the manufacturing processes. Recent historiographical developments, in particular through the perspective of global history, have seen researchers develop interpretative models based on quantitative analysis, and lead investigations which favor the analysis of flows in geopolitical terms or consider them through anthropological and cultural methodologies. Another major development, which has come out of business history, approaches the study of organizations and institutions of the economy through comparative sociology. The findings of these diverse approaches have not yet been the object of a general discussion, one which confronts the methods, the sources and the hypotheses of research.The objective of the Florence meeting will be to think afresh the sources relative to the European and Mediterranean economy of the 14th-16th centuries and to propose a plural approach which will address actors and their practices, material and immaterial flows, forms of organization and the markets. This congress, where the results of the collective investigation ANR ENPrESa on the Salviati archives (preserved in the Scuola Normale Superiore of Pisa) will be presented, intends to widen the lens to other archival collections, in order to grapple whith the common problems and issues arising from the exploitation of business documentation. From this perspective, the sources of business companies will be considered from two major points of view : the variety of models and practices of management and organization, and how to assess clues indicating the global evolutions of economies.The various topics addressed at the conference will enable a confrontation with the results of investigations situated in specific times, geographies, and spaces that were diversified, constructed and articulated on markets. They will mainly focus on: The entrepreneurial structures and the modalities of action of companies dedicated to production, trade or banking activities. The action of « writing the activities » and the evolution of accounting practices. The functionalities of places, the hierarchical organization of merchandise flows and moneraty circulations, concentrating on questions regarding the articulation of geographical scales, operational spaces, and the measurement of time. The actors of industry and trade sectors : their positions in the company, their careers, their formation.Presentations will be held in French, Italian or English. They will be accompanied by a PowerPoint presentation in another language.____________________________________________24 November 2016 (Villa Salviati, Sala De Gasperi)9.40   Registration10.00 Welcome Address and Introduction11.00Maddalena Taglioli (SNS-Centro Archivistico, Pisa)I Salviati: una famiglia e il suo archivio &#38; presentation of the Salviati  exhibitionSession « Panorama of current research in Europe »Chair : Luca Molà (European University Institute)11.30Kurt Weissen (Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg)Lo stato della ricerca in area di lingua tedesca su commercio e banca nel Medioevo11.55David Igual Luis (Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha)Fonti e prospettive per lo studio delle imprese mercantili in area iberica (Castiglia ed Aragona, secoli XIV-XVI)12.20   Discussion13.00   Lunch breakSession « Accounting forms »Chair : Yannick Lemarchand (Université de Nantes)14.30Francesco Ammannati (Università Commerciale L. Bocconi, Milano)Verso un modello comune? La contabilità industriale nelle compagnie dell'Arte della Lana toscane tra XIV e XVI secolo14.55Serena Galasso (EHESS-CRH)Forme dell'agire quotidiano: conti di donne nell'archivio Salviati (XV-XVI secoli)15.20Mathieu Harsch (Università di Padova, Ca’ Foscari Venezia e Verona) and Ariane Faraldi (ENS Lyon)Deux contributions à l'histoire du travail salarié dans l'industrie textile florentine au Moyen Âge15.45   Coffee break16.15Nadia Matringe (London School of Economics/IHMC-UMR 8066) and Jacques Bottin (CNRS-IHMC-UMR 8066)Les écritures comptables des Salviati du premier XVIe siècle: modèle(s), pratiques, adaptations16.40Clément Lenoble (CNRS-CIHAM-UMR 5648, Lyon)L'Église et la comptabilité à la fin du Moyen Âge17.05   Discussion25 November 2016 (Villa Salviati, Sala degli Anelli)Session « the Salviati, consumers and producers »Chair : Philippe Braunstein (EHESS-CRH)9.40   Visit of the Salviati exhibition10.05Sophie Desrosiers (EHESS-CRH) and Suzanne Lassalle (European University Institute)Archéologie de la soie : la matassa chermisi du fonds Salviati10.20Mathieu Arnoux (Université Paris-Diderot/ EHESS-CRH) and Franco Franceschi (Università di Siena, Arezzo)Un secolo e tre generazioni d’Arte della Lana. La bottega Salviati nel convento di San Martino 1390-1480 circa10.45   Coffee break11.15Dominique Cardon (CNRS-CIHAM-UMR 5648, Lyon) and Ingrid Houssaye Michienzi (CNRS-Orient &#38; Méditerranée-UMR 8167)L’approvisionnement en colorants et mordants dans la compagnie “Francesco di Giuliano Salviati e comp., tintori d’arte Maggiore”, 1483-1498 : leçons, questions11.40Sophie Desrosiers (EHESS-CRH) and Suzanne Lassalle (European University Institute)Provenances et transformations de la soie dans les ateliers des soyeux florentins (XVe-XVIe siècles)12.15   Discussion13.00   Lunch breakSession « Circulations and markets »Chair : Anthony Molho (European University Institute)14.30Joana Sequeira (CHAM-FCSH Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Universidade dos Açores y CITCEM-Universidade do Porto)Le rôle du Portugal dans le réseau d’affaires Salviati (XVe siècle)14.55Ingrid Houssaye Michienzi (CNRS-Orient &#38; Méditerranée-UMR 8167)Circulation et consommation des produits textiles florentins dans l’Empire ottoman à la fin du XVe siècle15.20Agnès Pallini-Martin (EHESS-CRH/ANR ENPrESa)Le rôle d’un acteur florentin dans la commercialisation du pastel toulousain, fin XVe-début XVIe siècle15.45   Coffee break16.15Matthieu Scherman (Université Paris Diderot-ICT)L’insertion et l’intégration d’agence à l’étranger : l’exemple de l’implantation des Salviati dans le Nord-Ouest de l’Europe au XVe siècle16.40Romain Saffré (Directeur des musées de Saint-Omer)La Curie et les circuits financiers de l'Europe de l'ouest au milieu du XVe siècle17.05   Discussion26 November 2016 (Badia Fiesolana, Sala del Capitolo)Session « Bank and Finances »Chair : Mathieu Arnoux (Université Paris-Diderot/EHESS-CRH)9.40Amedeo Feniello (Istituto Storico Italiano per il Medioevo)Un altro dualismo? Banche in Italia nel tardo Quattrocento10.05Jim Bolton (Queen Mary University of London) and Francesco Guidi Bruscoli (Università di Firenze)The bill of exchange in theory and practice in the 1430s: the evidence of the Borromei ledgers10.30Nadia Matringe (London School of Economics/IHMC-UMR 8066) and Jacques Bottin (CNRS-IHMC-UMR 8066)L’activité cambiaire des Salviati de Lyon: représentativité et singularité10.55   Coffee break11.25   Discussion12.00   Round-Table