Bruno MARNOT

Bruno Marnot is the holder of an agrégation and a doctorate in history. He is Professor of Modern History at the University of La Rochelle and a specialist on the maritime and port history of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. He is a member of the Centre de recherches en histoire internationale et atlantique (CRHIA), the deputy director of the GIS Histoire et sciences de la mer, as well as author notably of: Le refus du déclin. Le port de Bordeaux au xixe siècle (Presses universitaires de Bordeaux, 2013).

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“Container” ships in the port of Marseille, glass projection plaque, early 20th century. début du XXe siècle
“Container” ships in the port of Marseille, glass projection plaque, early 20th century. Source : Fonds Colbert
Material civilization

Containers: A European Invention, Rediscovered

Bruno MARNOT
Hamburg: New tall ship port at the Asia quay around 1890-1900 (anonymous photochrom ©Library of Congress, Washington).
Europe, Europeans and the World

Ports as Tools of European Expansion

Bruno MARNOT

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