Palgrave Studies in Economic History

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The Western and the Eastern Chalukyas: 600AD to 1200AD: Sangaralingam Ramesh
Building Paper Industria: Martha Emilie Ehrich
Empirical Studies on Bankers, Legislators, and Political Parties, 1790–1859: Qian Lu
Opposition Emerges: James Greenhalgh
Farmers and the Dynamics of Agricultural Change in Interwar Europe: James Simpson
Moves towards Convertibility and Their Implications for Monetary Policy: William Allen
Expelling the People: Eric L. Jones
Resources, Trade, and Globalisation: Penelope Francks
Early Medieval Property Transfers in Favour of the Church Between Religion and Economy: Franziska Quaas
Tithes: Eric L. Jones
The History of Ragusa in an Eastern Mediterranean Context: Oleh Havrylyshyn and Nora Srzentić
Reinsurance in the Netherlands from 1800 till 1950: A Failure?: Ben P. A. Gales
Danish Economic Policy and Institutions in the Twentieth Century: From Laisse Fair to a Mixed Economy?: Stefan Kirkegaard Sløk-Madsen
GDP, Income Distribution, and Welfare: Leandro Prados de la Escosura
Quantity Is Not Quality: Expansion and Limits of Wine-Producing in Sicily: Francesco Dandolo
Banking Institutions: Luciano Maffi
Fashion: A Matter of Governance: Elisabetta Merlo and Ivan Paris
An Exceptional Empire? Dutch Colonialism in Comparative Perspective: Elise van Nederveen Meerkerk
Economic History, the History of Economic Thought and Economic Policy: Graham Brownlow
Township and Village Enterprises: History and Institutions (1958–1997): Cheng Jin
Economists in the Swedish Debate: Benny Carlson
When: The Numbers Through a Telescope: Sonali Garg
Chalk Downs: Eric L. Jones
Housework and the Nature of Consumption Goods: Penelope Francks
Introduction into the Study of Production: Julia Bruch, Ivonne Burghardt, Ulf Christian Ewert, Niels Petersen and Marco Veronesi
The Ming and Qing Imperial States and Their Agrarian Economies: Patrick Karl O’Brien
Short-term Interest Rates in Late 1952 to Mid-1954: William Allen
A Great Modern Capitalist: Jakob Fugger: Agustín González Enciso
The School for Scandals: Robin Pearson
Reform and Progress in the Eighteenth Century: Gabriel Tortella
A Review of Explanations for the Boom: Eoin O’Malley
Economic and Institutional Foundations of Turkish Cypriot Governance and the ‘ITEM’ Law: Tufan Ekici
Methodology, Sources and New Evidence: Alfonso Díez-Minguela, Julio Martinez-Galarraga and Daniel Tirado-Fabregat
The Great Catch-Up of 1945–1960: Health and Education: Vincent Geloso
Contending with Capital—Investors, Government Intervention and Ireland’s Slow Journey to Rail Nationalisation: Emmet Oliver
War, Confidence, and Expectations. Adjusting the Rules of the Escudo Monetary Zone: Maria Eugénia Mata
The Spanish Flu and the Labour Market: Sergi Basco, Jordi Domenech and Joan Rosés
The Beginnings of Imperial Development, 1899–1919: Simon Mollan
Process of China’s WTO Accession: A Questionable Integration: Jianyong Yue
Trade Specialization, Industrial Growth and Economic Development in the Nordic and the Southern Settler Societies, 1870–1970: Jorge Álvarez, Luis Bertola and Jan Bohlin
The French Railway to China: The Red River Railway: Dídac Cubeiro Rodríguez
Debating Capitalism and Economic Modernity in Early Modern Europe: Philipp Robinson Rössner
Private Hustlers and Public Traitors: James Fowler
Government Bureaucrats and Capitalist Institutions in 1870s Japan: John H. Sagers
Colonial Policies and the Cattle Economy, c. 1930–1975: Ellen Hillbom and Jutta Bolt
The Age of Dirigisme (1950–1980): Recovery, Catch Up, and Stagnation: Ahmet Akarli
History of a Vineyard in Champagne: From Eighteenth to Twenty-First Century: Serge Wolikow
Bordeaux from Its Vineyards to Its Hinterland: A Regional Capital in the Late Middle Ages: Sandrine Lavaud
Archaic Institutions: Eric L. Jones
Meat and the British Market: David Hall