Biblioteca / 2010-2019
Larry Neal – Jeffrey G. Williamson, editors. The Cambridge History of Capitalism.
Cambridge/Nueva York: Cambridge University Press, 2014.
2 volúmenes.
xii, 616 + x, 567 páginas.
CONTENTS
VOLUME I
The Rise of Capitalism: From Ancient Origins to 1848
1 – Introduction / Larry Neal
2 – Babylonia in the first millennium BCE – economic growth in times of empire / Michael Jursa
3 – Capitalism and the ancient Greek economy / Alain Bresson
4 – Re-constructing the Roman economy / Willem M. Jongman
5 – Trans-Asian trade, or the Silk Road deconstructed (antiquity, middle ages) / Étienne de la Vaissière
6 – China before capitalism / R. B. Wong
7 – Capitalism in India in the very long run / Tirthankar Roy
8 – Institutional change and economic development in the Middle East, 700–1800 / Sevket Pamuk
9 – Markets and coercion in medieval Europe / Karl Gunnar Persson
10 – The via italiana to capitalism / Luciano Pezzolo
11 – The Low Countries / Oscar Gelderblom – Joost Jonker
12 – The formation of states and transitions to modern economies: England, Europe, and Asia compared / Patrick Karl O’Brien
13 – Capitalism and dependency in Latin America / Richard Salvucci
14 – The emergence of African capitalism / Morten Jerven
15 – Native Americans and exchange: strategies and interactions before 1800 / Ann M. Carlos – Frank D. Lewis
16 – British and European industrialization / C. Knick Harley
17 – America: capitalism’s promised land / Jeremy Atack
18 – The political economy of rising capitalism / José Luís Cardoso
VOLUME II
The Spread of Capitalism: From 1848 to the Present
1 – Introduction: the spread of and resistance to global capitalism / Kevin H. O’Rourke – Jeffrey G. Williamson
2 – The spread of manufacturing / Robert C. Allen
3 – Growth, specialization, and organization of world agriculture / Giovanni Federico
4 – Technology and the spread of capitalism / Kristine Bruland – David C. Mowery
5 – Spread of legal innovations defining private and public domains / Ron Harris
6 – Firms and global capitalism / Geoffrey Jones
7 – Enterprise models: freestanding firms versus family pyramids / Randall Morck – Bernard Yeung
8 – Financial capitalism / Ranald Michie
9 – International capital movements and the global order / Harold James
10 – Capitalism and the colonies / Gareth Austin
11 – Capitalism at war / Mark Harrison
12 – Modern capitalism: enthusiasts, opponents, and reformers / Jeffry Frieden – Ronald Rogowski
13 – Labor movements / Michael Huberman
14 – Private welfare and the welfare state / Peter H. Lindert
15 – Capitalism and human welfare / Leandro Prados de la Escosura
16 – The future of capitalism / Larry Neal – Jeffrey G. Williamson