Palgrave Studies in the History of Finance

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Why the Equity of Redemption?: D. P. Waddilove
Rentals, Compoti, Status, and Other Documentary Forms: Alisdair Dobie
The Gathering Storm: The Development of a Remittance System, 1700–06: Guy Rowlands
Finance and Politics in Ireland, 1801–17: Trevor McCavery
‘Roguery’, ‘Stupidity’, and Permissive Regulation: Asset Speculation and Speculative Projects in 1763–72: Paul Kosmetatos
International Financial Control and Sovereign Risk: Ali Coskun Tuncer
Banking Development, the Global Financial Crisis and the Basel Regulations: 1995–2015: Mats Larsson and Gabriel Söderberg
Financial Centres as Fields: Reflections on Habitus and Risk in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries: Andrew Dilley
The Talhouët Affair: Graft and Punishment in 1723 France: Francois Velde
Conservative Industrial Policy: The End of the Mixed Economy?: Adrian Williamson
The Variety of Financial Innovations in European War Finance during the Thirty Years’ War (1618–1648): Larry Neal
The Courtly Accounts of Prince Sigismund Jagiello (Late 15th to Early 16th Centuries) and Their Historical Context: Petr Kozák
The Protectorate Excise, 1654–1659: D'Maris Coffman
Money and Rural Credit in the Later Middle Ages Revisited: Chris Briggs
England 1523–1601: The Beginnings of Marine Insurance: Guido Rossi
Consequences Unintended: The Bubble Act and American Independence: Robert E. Wright
Warfare, Currency Confusion and Falling Credit, 1295–1299: Pamela Nightingale
The Powerlessness of Employees in France: The Spread of Income Taxation, 1945–1980: Frances M. B. Lynch
Morice at the Peak, 1720–1727: Matthew David Mitchell
An Enslaved Credit Market: Slavery, Deeds, and Litigation in Nineteenth-Century Rio de Janeiro’s Financial Landscape: Clemente G. Penna
Politics and the Landed Estate: Carol Beardmore
The Lady Is for Turning, 1979–82: Duncan Needham
Leveraging Foreign Control: Reform in the Ottoman Empire: Ali Coskun Tuncer
The Deal Is Done, But Problems Arise Everywhere: America, London, Paris, and Amsterdam: Larry Neal
The Social Acceptance of Paper Credit as Currency in Eighteenth-Century England: A Case Study of Glastonbury c. 1720–1742: Craig Muldrew
The Development of Zinzendorf’s Thinking on State Credit: Simon Adler
Finance and the Welfare State: What Have We Learned?: Mats Larsson and Gabriel Söderberg
Reform: Building Trust and Raising Capital (1991–2005): Stuart John Barton
Local Concerns, Global Impact: The Social Structures and Influence of Early Anglo-American FirmsAnglo-American Firms at Home and Abroad, 1815–1840: Emily Buchnea
Taking Stock: Monetary and Banking Policy in the Second Reign: André A. Villela
The European Approach versus Sterling-Dollar Diplomacy: Kiyoshi Hirowatari
Small-Loan Providers: Sent Back to the Fringe: Craig McMahon
Portugal in a Broader Perspective: The Later Middle Ages and Some Remarks for a Transition Towards the Early Modern Period: Amélia Aguiar Andrade and Rodrigo da Costa Dominguez
Traditional Preserves: Brian O’Sullivan
Mercantile Finance: Robert Blackmore
Life Office Investment 1900–1960 and John Maynard Keynes: Nigel Edward Morecroft
The Republic of Wealth and Liberty: The Politics of Antonio Serra: Luca Addante
The Morality of Money in Late Medieval England: James Davis
Moneylending in the Principalities of Wallachia and Moldavia: Microcredit Between Monasteries, Solidarity Groups, and Moneylenders: Lidia Cotovanu
The Business of Banking: Adam Gower
Overloading Atlas: Samuel Bernard and the Crisis of French Banking: Guy Rowlands
Overseas, Inland and Coastal Trade: Stephen H. Rigby and Robert C. Nash
More than Merchant Bankers: Second-Class Financial Intermediation in Eighteenth-Century Amsterdam: Alberto Feenstra
The October Crash of 1929 and the NYSE Credit System: Ali Kabiri
The Stock Exchange and the Roman Financial Market from the Annexation of Italy to the Great War (1870–1914): Donatella Strangio
Tax Officials Stand Accused: Reform in Taxation and Public Morality in the Dutch Republic, 1748–1756: Toon Kerkhoff
The “Reputation Approach” and the Justificatory Function of Economic Calculation. Some Critical Reflections on Monika Pohle Fraser’s Analysis of Risk Management Techniques in the Nineteenth Century: Sebastian Knake
Public Banks and State Finance in Florence and Venice: Luciano Pezzolo
The Geography of Recession: Provincial Credit in Later Medieval England: Richard Goddard
The Co-construction of Modern Futures Markets, 1923–1926: Rasheed Saleuddin