Crises in Economic and Social History (EPUB) von A.T. Brown

Exploring how crises have shaped economic and social life from the thirteenth century to the twenty-first.

Introduction: Coping with Crisis: Understanding the Role of Crises in Economic and Social History - A.T. Brown
Introduction: Coping with Crisis: Understanding the Role of Crises in Economic and Social History - Andy Burn
Introduction: Coping with Crisis: Understanding the Role of Crises in Economic and Social History - Rob Doherty
'Crisis' and the Great Depression in Latin America - Alan Knight
Using the Disaster Cycle in Economic and Social History - John Singleton
Economic Crises in England, 1270-1520: A Statistical Approach - Mark Casson and Catherine Casson
Flogging a Dead Cow: Coping with Animal Panzootic on the Eve of the Black Death - Philip Slavin
Early Modern 'Resource Crisis': the Wood Shortage Debates in Europe - Paul Warde
The International Crisis of 1972-7: the Neglected Agrarian Dimension - John Martin
Coping with Epidemic Crises, from Antiquity to the Present - Samuel K. Cohn
Plague Year 1680 in Central Europe: Using Czech Plague Registers to Monitor Epidemic - Pavla Jirkova
'Two Words...GOOD SANITATION': Colonial Medical Responses to the Cholera Epidemics of 1865 and 1888 in Malta - Josette Duncan
The Impact of Crises on Credit in the Late Medieval English Economy - Pamela Nightingale
Dealing with the Threat of Reform: the Bank of England in the 1780s - Anne L. Murphy
Bursting the Bubble: The 2007 Northern Rock Crisis in Historical Perspective - Matthew Hollow and Ranald C Michie
Crises in the Late Medieval English Cloth Trade - John S. Lee
The Roots of Decline: The Tyrolean Silk Industry and the Crises of the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century - Cinzia Lorandini
The Stabilising Effects of the Dingley Tariff and the Recovery from the 1890s Depression in the United States - Peter H. Bent