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Chapter 1 Introduction: Undivided Property among Brothers Siglinde Clementi and Margareth Lanzinger Part1: Nobility Chapter 2 The Second from the First Marriage and the First from the Second Marriage: Johann VIII von Nassau-Siegen (1583–1638) and Johann Moritz von Nassau-Siegen (1604–1679) between Shared and Undivided Transmission of Property and Succession in the Princely Society of the Early Modern Period – with Global Extensions Michaela Hohkamp Chapter 3 To divide or not to divide. Patrilineal succession and the functions of fraternal co-ownership among a lineage of Austrian aristocrats (fifteenth to seventeenth centuries) Florian Andretsch Chapter 4 Undivided Property among Brothers and Cousins – a Multifaceted Social Practice. The Case of Tyrolean Nobility in the Early Modern Period Siglinde Clementi Part II: Merchant Families Chapter 5 Brothers, Brotherhoods and Fraterna in Early Modern Venice Anna Bellavitis Chapter 6 Siblings in Business: Family Partnerships in Early Modern Genoa Andrea Zanini Chapter 7 Between Interest and Solidarity: Merchant Families and Undivided Ownership in Trentino (Seventeenth to Nineteenth Centuries) Cinzia Lorandini Chapter 8 “A Company with my Brothers”. Brotherhood and Entrepreneurship between the Mediterranean Mountains and Northern Europe from the Late Nineteenth to the Mid-Twentieth Century Manuela Martini Part III: Rural Areas Chapter 9 Undivided Fraternal Property in Rural Early Modern Southern Tyrol: Flexible Responses to Socio-Economic Demands Janine Maegraith Chapter 10 Siblings, Sharing Property and Working the Land Together in Egalitarian France in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries Fabrice Boudjaaba Chapter 11 Undivided Property among Joint Family Households in South-eastern Europe. Roots, Ideology and (Dis)Continuities Robert Pichler and Siegfried Gruber |