Palgrave Studies in Economic History

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Taking Stock: The Aggregate Effects of the Spanish Flu: Sergi Basco, Jordi Domenech and Joan Rosés
Financial Intermediation: The Rothschilds and the Private Bankers in the Kingdom of Sardinia: Luciano Maffi
The Ethical Entrepreneur as a Servant of Japan’s National Interest: John H. Sagers
The Technical and Political Discussion of the Escudo Zone Problems, and the Reform of 1971: Maria Eugénia Mata
Empirical Studies on Political Connection of Suffolk Legislators, 1790–1859: Qian Lu
A Mosaic of Entrepreneurship: Female Traders in Moscow, 1810s–1850s: Galina Ulianova
The Import Substitution Era, 1945–1980: The Consolidation of Interventionism, Financial Repression, and the Slow Way to Industrialisation: Ivan Luzardo-Luna
Battling the Bench: Hamish Maxwell-Stewart and Michael Quinlan
Industrious Women in an Imperial Economy: The Cultivation System and Its Consequences: Elise van Nederveen Meerkerk
Transnational Capital and Paper Production: Martha Emilie Ehrich
The Dawn of 5th Day in the Ottoman Empire: Nineteenth-Century Constitutional Regulations: Gencer Karabekir Karagenç
Growth, Incomes, and Development, c. 1940–Present: Ellen Hillbom and Jutta Bolt
A Matter of Scales: Understanding Spatial Patterns of Colonial Spanish America’s Silver Mining in the Digital Age: Werner Stangl
The Kuznetsian Paradigm for the Study of China’s Economic History: Patrick O’Brien and Kent Deng
Education and Children’s Work: Spain, Latin America, and Developing Countries: Enriqueta Camps-Cura
Liberalism and Reaction: Gabriel Tortella
Ownership Structure of TVEs: TVE and Local Politics: Cheng Jin
Conundrum with Distorted Urbanisation: Yazhuo Zheng and Kent Deng
Financial Institutions and Markets: Meeghan Rogers
Private Managers and Public Patriots: James Fowler
The International Dimension: David Pretel
Disease: Eric L. Jones
Financial and Monetary Developments in the Occupied Netherlands, 1940–45: Hein A. M. Klemann
The Rise and Fall of Swedish Non-Life Reinsurance: Mikael Lönnborg
Czechoslovakia: Opening Doors to the West: Antonie Doležalová and Roman Holec
Knowledge, Technology, and Culture: Penelope Francks
Plantations and Economic Development in the Twentieth Century: The End of an Era?: Derek Byerlee and P. K. Viswanathan
1936. Frustrated Hopes: The Great Depression, the Second Republic and the Civil War: Concha Betrán
Launching the Credit Card: New Moralities of Credit and Payment: Orsi Husz
Autumn 1977 to Summer 1978: Graham Hacche and Christopher Taylor
Conclusions and Implications for the Evolution of Financial Markets: Sonali Garg
Reform, Survival and Recovery: Robin Pearson
The Crises of 1825 and 1837: Charles Read
Oil, Private Capital Markets, Inflation: The Tottering of the International Payments System 1968–1973: Simone Selva
The Capital Markets of the Manila Trade: Juan José Rivas Moreno
Foreign Trade and Economic Growth in the Nordic Countries, Australasia and the Rio De La Plata Region, 1870–1970: Jorge Álvarez, Luis Bertola and Jan Bohlin
Cosmographies for the Discovery, Development and Diffusion of Useful and Reliable Knowledge in Europe and China: Patrick Karl O’Brien
The Relative Decline after Vasco da Gama Circumnavigation: Oleh Havrylyshyn and Nora Srzentić
Spain in the First Economic Globalizationglobalization first (1890–1914): Albert Carreras and Xavier Tafunell
Economic Growth Dependent on “Ghost” Resources: Jane Du
No More Credit: Languedoc Wines Facing Their Reputation (1850s–1970): Stephane Bras
Mobility: Nicola Rossi
Insults to Agriculture: Eric L. Jones
1956: Macmillan as Chancellor: William Allen
Institutions and Inequality in the Countryside: Eric L. Jones
Empirical Studies on Bankers’ Wealth and Bank Balance Sheets: Qian Lu
Recession and Relative Recovery: Clive Collis
Explaining the Great Stagnation: Vincent Geloso
Allyn Young on Increasing Returns: Ramesh Chandra
What Is Wrong with the History of Wages: Or the Divide in Economic History—A Reappraisal Suggested by Eighteenth-Century Milan: Luca Mocarelli