The Economic History Review
Volume 69 Issue 4: November 2016
- Issue Information
Issue Information ‐ TOC
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- ARTICLES
Establishing statistical foundations of a chronology for the great divergence: a survey and critique of the primary sources for the construction of relative wage levels for Ming–Qing China
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London creditors and the fifteenth‐century depression
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Periodic recoinage as a monetary tax: conditions for the rise and fall of the bracteate economy
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Non‐legal‐tender paper money: the structure and performance of Maryland’s bills of credit, 1767–75
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The trans‐Atlantic slave trade and local political fragmentation in Africa
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Direct finance in the Dutch Golden Age†
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Interpreting business partnerships in late Victorian Britain†
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Inheritance taxation in Sweden, 1885–2004: the role of ideology, family firms, and tax avoidance
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Long‐term trends in economic inequality: lessons from colonial Botswana, 1921–74
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Tariff‐jumping foreign direct investment in protectionist era Ireland
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- ANNUAL LIST OF PUBLICATIONS IN 2015
List of publications on the economic and social history of Great Britain and Ireland published in 2015
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- BOOK REVIEWS
David Roffe and K. S. B. Keats‐Rohan, eds., Domesday now: new approaches to the inquest and the book
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Frances Willmoth and Susan Oosthuizen, eds., The Ely Coucher book, 1249–50: the Bishop of Ely’s manors in the Cambridgeshire fenland
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Elizabeth Griffiths, ed., Her price is above pearls: family and farming records of Alice Le Strange, 1617–1656
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Chris Nierstrasz, Rivalry for trade in tea and textiles: the English and Dutch East Indian Companies
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Tyler Beck Goodspeed, Legislating instability: Adam Smith, Free Banking, and the financial crisis of 1772
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Ryan Patrick Hanley, ed., Adam Smith: his life, thought and legacy
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Peter Maw, Transport and the industrial city: Manchester and the canal age, 1750–1850
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Jon Stobart and Andrew Hann, eds., The country house: material culture and consumption
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Anthony Howe and Simon Morgan, eds., with the assistance of Gordon Bannerman, The letters of Richard Cobden, vol. 4: 1860–1863
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Kathryn A. Morrison, Woolworth’s: 100 years on the High Street
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Kiyoshi Hirowatari, Britain and European monetary cooperation, 1964–1979
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Alain Bresson, trans. by Steve Rendall, The making of the ancient Greek economy: institutions, markets and growth in the city‐states
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Paul Erdkamp, Koenraad Verboven, and Arjan Zuiderhoek, Ownership and exploitation of land and natural resources in the Roman world
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Lawrin Armstrong, The idea of a moral economy: Gerard of Siena on usury, restitution and prescription
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Linda Clark, ed., The fifteenth century XIV: essays presented to Michael Hicks
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Karel Davids and Bert de Munck, eds., Innovation and creativity in late medieval and early modern European cities
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Pepijn Brandon, War, capital and the Dutch state
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A. B. Leonard, ed., Marine insurance: origins and institutions, 1300–1850
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Peter M. Jones, Agricultural enlightenment: knowledge, technology, and nature, 1750–1840
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G. Roger Knight, Trade and empire in early nineteenth century southeast Asia: Gillian Maclaine and his business network
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Tine de Moor, The dilemma of the commoners: understanding the use of common‐pool resources in long‐term perspective
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Philip T. Hoffman, Why did Europe conquer the world?
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Richard R. John and Jonathan Silberstein‐Loeb, eds., Making news: the political economy of journalism in Britain and America from the Glorious Revolution to the internet
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Youssef Cassis, Giuseppe de Luca, and Massimo Florio, eds., Infrastructure finance in Europe: insights into the history of water, transport, and telecommunications
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William N. Goetzmann, Money changes everything: how finance made civilization possible
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Norton Reamer and Jesse Downing, Investment: a history
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Stephen Gross, Export empire: German soft power in southeastern Europe, 1890–1945
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Andre Schlueter, Institutions and small settler economies: a comparative study of New Zealand and Uruguay, 1870–2008
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Geoffrey Jones and Andrea Lluch, eds., The impact of globalization on Argentina and Chile: business enterprises and entrepreneurship
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Philip J. Havik, Alexander Keese, and Maciel Santos, Administration and taxation in former Portuguese Africa 1900–1945
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Jeanne Marie Penvenne, Women, migration and the cashew economy in southern Mozambique 1945–1975
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Eva Bertram, The workfare state: public assistance politics from the New Deal to the New Democrats
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Iris Claus and Les Oxley, eds., China’s economy: a collection of surveys
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