Palgrave Studies in Economic History

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Medieval African Economies: AD 700–1500: Matthew Ocran
Elbowing Their Way: Ship’s Engineers in the Spanish Merchant Marine, c.1850–1950: Enric Garcia Domingo
Foreign Voices and Contested Multinationalism: Simon Ville and David Merrett
The Agricultural Sector: Mats Lundahl and Fredrik Sjöholm
Industrial Revolution and British Exceptionalism: Christopher Colvin and Alexandra M. Pleijt
‘Many Lurgan Workers Down’: Influenza in Lurgan and Portadown: Patricia Marsh
Contracts and Pay in Construction in the Long Run: Judy Stephenson
Menorcan Entrepreneurs of Footwear and Technological Innovation: Pons Quintana and Mascaró: Juan Hernández Andreu
War, Decolonization and After: Simon Mollan
Epilogue: The Economic Impact of the Railways on the Colonial Budget: Dídac Cubeiro Rodríguez
Sugar and Ethanol: Herbert S. Klein and Francisco Vidal Luna
Conclusion: Vincent Geloso
Instruments and Strategies of the Social Support System in Rural Brescia During the Eighteenth Century: Giovanni Gregorini
The Great Divergence I: The West: George Hong Jiang
National Geological Survey of Norway: Kristin Ranestad
A ‘Wild Tax Hunt’ in the Era of Rapid De-Industrialisation: 1981–1989: Zoi Pittaki
Commercial Powerhouse: Richard Barras
Drivers of Divergence: Textile Manufacturing in East and West Africa from the Early Modern Period to the Post-Colonial Era: Katharine Frederick
Aftermath: Mabel Winter
Conclusions: Carmelo Pellejero Martínez
The Agriculture–Macroeconomy Growth Link in India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh: 1900–2000: Takashi Kurosaki
Monetary Policy: Stefano Ugolini
Autumn 1982 to Summer 1983: Graham Hacche and Christopher Taylor
Ports and Their Functions: Some Reflections About Preindustrial Logistics: Werner Scheltjens
Breaking Down the Walls: Institutional Change and the History of Australia-China Trade: Philip Chang and Jeffrey Hole
The 1990s: Washington Consensus in China?: Jianyong Yue
Central/Southern Africa: Klas Rönnbäck and Oskar Broberg
The Age of Globalization (2000–2020): The Seeds of Instability: Ahmet Akarli
Conclusion: Accommodating the ‘Other Side’: Emmet Oliver
How and Why Did the Rupee Become the Currency of Zanzibar and East Africa?: Catherine Eagleton
‘No Room in the Fever Hospital for a Great Number of Influenza Patients’: Influenza in Larne and Ballyclare: Patricia Marsh
Corporatist Institutions and Economic Collaboration in Occupied Belgium: Dirk Luyten
Conclusion: Jennifer Aston
The Roman Annona and Its Market in the Eighteenth Century: Donatella Strangio
Conclusion: Ellen Hillbom and Jutta Bolt
Some Determinants of Local Exchange Rates and in Early Modern Mexican Mining Sites, Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries: Claudia de Lozanne Jefferies
Regional GDP in Mexico, 1895–2010: José Aguilar Retureta, Marc Badia-Miró and Alfonso Herranz-Loncán
Innovation and Technical Change: Gerben Bakker
Land-Ownership Systems and Agrarian Income Distribution in Denmark, New Zealand and Uruguay During the First Globalization Era and Beyond: Jorge Álvarez and María las Mercedes Menéndez
Integration into the European Economy (1986–1998): Albert Carreras and Xavier Tafunell
Conclusions: Alfonso Díez-Minguela, Julio Martinez-Galarraga and Daniel Tirado-Fabregat
Converging Terroir Typicity for Political Usage and Didactic Normativity. The Metonymical Institutionalization of Wine in Luxembourg: Rachel Reckinger
The Mozambican Metical and the Portuguese Co-operation: Maria Eugénia Mata
The British East India Company and the British Raj: 1757AD to 1947AD: Sangaralingam Ramesh
Wool Marketing and Reform: David Hall
Trade and Industry II: Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Nepal: Tirthankar Roy
Conclusions: Carlos Larrinaga and Donatella Strangio
Concluding Discussion and Remarks: Kristin Ranestad
Conclusions: The Spanish Fiscal Transition and Beyond: Sara Torregrosa-Hetland
Red Fever: Natural Resource Companies and the Global Copper Mining Frontier 1890–1939: Robrecht Declercq