Money and Markets (EPDF) von Julian Hoppit

This book explores the changing boundaries and relationships between market and state from the seventeenth to the twentieth century.

Introduction - Duncan Needham
Taxing London and the British fiscal state, 1660-1815 - Julian Hoppit
Rents, squalor, and the land question: progress and poverty - Richard Rodger
Marine insurers, the City of London, and financing the Napoleonic Wars - Adrian Leonard
The political economy of Sir Robert Peel - Charles Read
Champagne capitalism: France's adaptation to Britain's global hegemony, 1830-1880 - David Todd
Imperial Germany, Great Britain and the political economy of the gold standard, 1867-1914 - Sabine Schneider
The 1848 revolution in Prussia: a financial interpretation - Sean Eddie
Knowledge, contestation and authority in the Eurodollar market, 1959-1964 - Seung-Woo Kim
Continuity and change in British Conservative taxation policy, c. 1964-88 - Adrian Williamson
Britain since the 1970s: a transition to neoliberalism? - James Tomlinson
Maplin: the Treasury and London's third airport in the 1970s - Duncan Needham
Workfare and the reinvention of the social in America and Britain, c. 1965 to 1985 - Bernhard Rieger
Charity and international humanitarianism in postwar Britain - Matthew Hilton
Discounting time - Martin Chick
The material politics of energy disruption: managing shortages amidst rising expectations, Britain 1930s-60s - Hiroki Shin - Frank Trentmann
The published writings of Martin Daunton