An Economist’s Guide to Economic History
Edited by Matthias Blum and
Christopher Colvin
in Palgrave Studies in Economic History from Palgrave Macmillan, currently edited by Kent. G. Deng
Date: 2018
ISBN: 978-3-319-96568-0
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Chapters in this book:
- Ch 1 Introduction, or Why We Started This Project
- Matthias Blum and Christopher Colvin
- Ch 2 Economics Versus History
- Christopher Colvin and Homer Wagenaar
- Ch 3 Economics, Economic History and Historical Data
- Vincent J. Geloso
- Ch 4 Economic Theory and Economic History
- Robert P. Gilles
- Ch 5 Economic History and the Policymaker
- Tim Leunig
- Ch 6 Economic History, the History of Economic Thought and Economic Policy
- Graham Brownlow
- Ch 7 Teaching Economics with Economic History
- Matthias Flückiger
- Ch 8 Money and Central Banking
- John Turner
- Ch 9 Globalisation and Trade
- Alan Bromhead
- Ch 10 Immigration and Labour Markets
- Sebastian Braun
- Ch 11 Financial Institutions and Markets
- Meeghan Rogers
- Ch 12 Financial Crises and Bubbles
- William Quinn
- Ch 13 Sovereign Debt and State Financing
- Larry Neal
- Ch 14 Health and Development
- Vellore Arthi
- Ch 15 Education and Human Capital
- Sascha Becker
- Ch 16 Famine and Disease
- Guido Alfani and Cormac Ó Gráda
- Ch 17 Women and Children
- Jane Humphries
- Ch 18 Slavery and Discrimination
- Richard H. Steckel
- Ch 19 Crime and Violence
- Rowena Gray
- Ch 20 Business Ownership and Organisation
- Michael Aldous
- Ch 21 Competition and Collusion
- Alexander Donges
- Ch 22 Human Resources and Incentive Contracts
- Andrew Seltzer
- Ch 23 Global Divergence and Economic Change
- Jared Rubin
- Ch 24 Industrial Revolution and British Exceptionalism
- Christopher Colvin and Alexandra M. Pleijt
- Ch 25 Innovation and Technical Change
- Gerben Bakker
- Ch 26 Culture and Religion
- Christopher Colvin
- Ch 27 Agriculture and Rural Development
- Paul Sharp
- Ch 28 Environment and Natural Resources
- Eoin McLaughlin
- Ch 29 Economic Prehistory
- Eva Rosenstock
- Ch 30 The World Wars
- Jari Eloranta
- Ch 31 Western Europe
- Matthias Blum
- Ch 32 Central and Eastern Europe
- Péter Földvári
- Ch 33 Sub-Saharan Africa
- Alexander Moradi
- Ch 34 South Asia
- Tirthankar Roy
- Ch 35 East Asia
- Stephen Morgan
- Ch 36 Australasia
- Les Oxley
- Ch 37 North America
- Price Fishback
- Ch 38 Latin America
- Leonardo Weller
- Ch 39 Impact and Communication
- Judy Stephenson
- Ch 40 Publishing Economic History
- William Collins
- Ch 41 Archival Evidence
- Graham Brownlow
- Ch 42 Case Studies
- Abe Jong and Hugo Driel
- Ch 43 Analytic Narratives
- Mark Koyama
- Ch 44 Measurement and Metrics
- Matthias Blum
- Ch 45 Econometric Identification
- Matthias Blum and Arcangelo Dimico
- Ch 46 Historical National Accounting
- Herman J. Jong and Nuno Palma
- Ch 47 Productivity, Innovation and Social Savings
- Gerben Bakker
- Ch 48 Frontier Analysis
- Pieter Woltjer
- Ch 49 Geospatial Information Systems
- Noel D. Johnson
- Ch 50 Network Analysis
- Gabriel Geisler Mesevage
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