How Growing Capitalism and Cultural Changes Shaped Early Modern Greece
Liakopoulos GC; Groß M; Guzowski P; Kouli K; Lamprakis D; Masi A; Vakkas T; Xoplaki E; Izdebski A; Fernandes R
This research looks at how Greek and Albanian communities in southern Greece changed their farming based on economic and social pressures. Before the changes, their decisions were influenced by their ethnic identities, but over time, they started focusing more on how much they could invest and the environment of their area. This shows how communities learned to adapt to new economic systems and moved away from old identity-based decisions.