Palgrave Studies in the History of Finance

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Labour and Sterling: Kiyoshi Hirowatari
The Grain Futures Act of 1922 and the Dominance of the CBOT: Rasheed Saleuddin
The Pledge Policy of King Sigismund of Luxembourg in Hungary (1387–1437): János Incze
Between Conflict and Negotiation. The Loan on Pawn in the Kingdom of Naples: Birth, Evolution and Establishment: Paola Avallone and Vittoria Ferrandino
Patterns of Taxation in Eighteenth-Century Ireland: Patrick Walsh
From Prices and Incomes Policy to Sado-Monetarism?: Adrian Williamson
The Influence of Portuguese Economic Thought on the Breve trattato: Antonio Serra and Miguel Vaaz in Spanish Naples: Gaetano Sabatini
Dash for Growth: Brian O’Sullivan
Crisis: Decline and Denial (1975–1981): Stuart John Barton
A Difficult Transition: Portuguese State Finances Between Later Medieval and Early Modern Times, c. 1415–1530: Rodrigo da Costa Dominguez
Morice’s Beginnings, 1704–1719: Matthew David Mitchell
The Treasury as a Monopolist Note-Issuer: 1866–89: André A. Villela
The Returns to US Common Stocks from 1871 to 2010: Ali Kabiri
Credit, Crisis and the Money Supply, c. 1280–1330: Phillipp Schofield
The Investments of the Neapolitan Public Banks: A Long Run View (1587–1806): Francesco Balletta, Luigi Balletta and Eduardo Nappi
Fiscal Innovation and Local Response 1643–1680: Stephen Pierpoint
Profit and Surety: The British Chartered Trading Companies and the State: Michael Wagner
The German Translation of Law’s Money and Trade, 1758: Simon Adler
Money and Trade: Robert Blackmore
Boom and Bust: Patterns of Borrowing in Later Medieval England: Richard Goddard
Social Relationships: Carol Beardmore
Legitimate Bankers: Pawnbrokers and Moneylenders Join the Premier League: Craig McMahon
A New Regime Emerges: 1980–1995: Mats Larsson and Gabriel Söderberg
Forgery of the French Coinage: The Question of the Counterfeit Money in the Southern Low Countries, 1710–1730: Marie-Laure Legay
Universalism and Tax Consent in Denmark: Shintaro Kurachi
The Growth of English Credit, 1290–1294: Pamela Nightingale
Financial Supervision and Political Resistance: Greece, 1879–1914: Ali Coşkun Tunçer
A Network Analysis of Credit Transactions at the Cape Colony During the Eighteenth Century: Christie Swanepoel
Neither Pledge Nor Cash: Money-Equivalent Goods in the Renaissance Venetian Credit Market: Rachele Scuro
Robert Fleming and Scottish Asset Management, 1873–1890: Nigel Edward Morecroft
Harold Wilson, the 1964–66 Sterling Crisis and ‘The Second Try’: Kiyoshi Hirowatari
Minimising Risk: Financial Intermediaries and Bond Issuing in London before the Great War: Anders L. Mikkelsen
Amsterdam 1585–1790: Emergence, Dominance, and Decline: Sabine C. P. J. Go
Borrowing and Lending Money in Alpine Areas During the Eighteenth Century: Trento and Rovereto Compared: Marcella Lorenzini
Credit and Social Networks in Late Fourteenth-Century Tyrol: The Village of Laas: Stephan Nicolussi-Köhler
Agricultural Statistics: Jordan Claridge and Greg Salter
A Banker of European Stature: Daniela Felisini
Japan: Adam Gower
Favourable Treatment: Brian O’Sullivan
Risk Management in Swedish Savings Banks—Concluding Remarks: Mats Larsson, Kristina Lilja and Tom Petersson
Finance on the Frontier: Money and Credit in Northumberland, Westmorland and Cumberland, in the Later Middle Ages: Pamela Nightingale
Too Many Targets, 1977–79: Duncan Needham
The Case of the Soap Boilers: D'Maris Coffman
The Economic Background to and the Financial Politics of Queen Barbara of Cilli in Hungary (1406–1438): Daniela Dvořáková
The Entanglements of Domestic Polities: Public Debt and European Interventions in Latin America: Juan Flores Zendejas
Decoding the Bubble: Popular Magic, Financial Deception, and Eliza Haywood’s Memoirs of a Certain Island Adjacent to Utopia: Alison Daniell
Authority and Expertise at the Origins of Macro-economics: Sophus A. Reinert
The Rome Stock Exchange and the Evolution of the Roman Financial Market (1821–1870): Donatella Strangio
In the Wake of the English: Rafael Torres Sánchez
Daniel Parker, Expatriate Extraordinaire: Larry Neal