2025/06/12 by Moosmayer, Moritz
#11. Jahrhundert #Genua und Pisa #Kolonialismus #Mittelalter #Mittelmeer #Schlagwörter: Proseminar-Arbeit
paper · doi:10.15203/historia.scribere.17.727
The following paper examines the actions taken by the maritime republics Genoa and Pisa in the 11th century to gain control over some of the islands in the Mediterranean Sea. Furthermore, it demonstrates how these actions can be labeled as colonial efforts in a modern sense. In particular, the operations on Sardinia serve as a vivid example. To illustrate these colonial efforts, the actions of Genoa and Pisa on the Mediterranean Islands are compared with Osterhammel’s and Conrad’s definitions of colonialism.