Palgrave Studies in the History of Finance

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Introduction: Mats Larsson and Gabriel Söderberg
The Statute Staple and Trade Finance in Later Medieval England: Richard Goddard
Introduction: the Nature and Study of Marine Insurance: A. B. Leonard
An Empire of Debts? Spain and Its Colonial Realm: Regina Grafe
Coin Finds and the English Money Supply, c. 973–1544: Martin Allen
Prologue to Morice: Anglo-African Trade Under the Royal African Company Monopoly: Matthew David Mitchell
Governing Sovereign Debt: Defaults and Enforcement, 1870–1914: Ali Coşkun Tunçer
Durham Cathedral Priory 1083–1539: Alisdair Dobie
The Habsburg Fiscal and Financial Inheritance: Rafael Torres Sánchez
Sweden: An Economy in Transition, 1820–1910: Mats Larsson, Kristina Lilja and Tom Petersson
The Place of Naples in the 17th-Century Spanish Empire: Gabriel Paquette
The Bubble Act and the First Corporate Economy: Robin Pearson
Markets and Insurance Company Investments, 1700–1900: Nigel Edward Morecroft
From Plurality of Issue to Monopoly and Back: 1850–60: André A. Villela
The House of Morgan: Private Family Bank in Transition: Susie J. Pak
The Era of the Guilds: Mutual Insurance 1550–1800: Marco H. D. Leeuwen
Victorian Pawnbrokers: Cancerous Worms of Ruin or the Poor Man’s Banker?: Craig McMahon
The Public Banks of Naples Between Financial Innovation and Crisis: Lilia Costabile and Eduardo Nappi
The Study of Medieval Fiscal History in Portugal: Results and Problems (1951–2020): Amélia Aguiar Andrade
Setting Up the Finance for the Louisiana Purchase: Larry Neal
Introduction: Ali Kabiri
Origins and Rise of the Torlonia Family and Bank: Daniela Felisini
Mortgages and the English Peasantry c.1250–c.1350: Chris Briggs
Credit and Discredit of Financiers in Wartime: Defrauding and Serving the Crown in Seventeenth-Century Spain: Sébastien Malaprade
The Domesday Book(s): Income Before and After the Norman Conquest: James T. Walker
How Employers and Conservatives Shaped the Modern Tax State: Alexander Hertel-Fernandez and Cathie Jo Martin
Tanomoshi in Sixteenth-Century Kyoto. Some Brief Reflections: Hiroshi Niki
The Savings Banks and the Swedish Banking System: Mats Larsson, Kristina Lilja and Tom Petersson
The Politics of Markets: Robert Blackmore
What the Literature Already Tells Us: Stuart John Barton
Winning the Peace: Brian O’Sullivan
The Transition from the Classical Regime to the Statist Regime: 1900–1950: Mats Larsson and Gabriel Söderberg
Ireland, Mercantilism, and the Navigation Acts, 1660–1686: James Guilfoyle
Historical Social Network Analysis and Early Financial Exchanges: Elise Dermineur
The Rise of London as a Financial Capital in Late Medieval England: Pamela Nightingale
From Devaluation to Competition and Credit Control, 1967–71: Duncan Needham
Zinzendorf with Kaunitz in France, 1750–1752: Simon Adler
Historiography: Adam Gower
The Vicaria Prison of Naples in the Time of Antonio Serra: Francesca Rosa
National Income in Domesday England: James T. Walker
Genoa, 1340–1620: Early Development of Marine Insurance: Luisa Piccinno
A New Perspective on the Imperial Coinage: Hendrik Mäkeler
Estate Finances and Administration: Carol Beardmore
The Introduction of the Excises: D'Maris Coffman
Policymaking: Structures, Ideas and Influences: Adrian Williamson
Microcredit in the Shop in Late Medieval Tuscany: A Credit Centre for the Poor: So Nakaya
The Records of the Statutes of Acton Burnell, and Merchants, 1284–1349: Pamela Nightingale
Land Banks: Aaron Graham
The Conservatives and European Monetary Cooperation: Kiyoshi Hirowatari
Political Control and Military Conquest: Egypt, 1862–1914: Ali Coşkun Tunçer