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Routledge是英国的一家学术书籍出版社。该社的Routledge Explorations in Economic History丛书已经出版了40多种，内容相当丰富。均为英文版。

1、经济思想&政府政策(Economic Ideas & Government Policy--Contributions to Contemporary Economic History)


1996年第1版


作者：Alec Cairncross

Alec Cairncross has alternated throughout his career between academic
life and government service. Since his retirement he has written extensively
on episodes in national and international affairs in which he participated.
For example, planning aircraft production in wartime; the Marshall Plan; the
devaluation of 1967. He has been President of the British Association, of the
Scottish Economic Society and of the Royal Economic Society.

共294页

内容简介：

This collection, by an economist who participated in many of the events
described, sketches the more important economic developments from the
end of the Second World War to the early 1980s. In so doing, the work
brings together for the first time a series of papers which were produced by
Alec Cairncross during this period.

The topics covered include:
• economic development in the immediate postwar period, including some
long-neglected issues, such as the role of economists in the war-time
government of Britain;
• sterling crises and devaluation during the 1960s and 1970s;
• the wider view and long-term issues involved, including a review of
some of the economic ideas that have influenced British governments
since the war.

The importance of economic history as an intellectual discipline is central
and sets the context for the entire book. The work will be a valuable guide
for all those seeking to understand the course of economics post-1945.

目录：

1 IN PRAISE OF ECONOMIC HISTORY 1

Part I Wartime and after
2 HOW BRITISH AIRCRAFT PRODUCTION WAS PLANNED IN THE SECOND WORLD WAR 17
3 ECONOMISTS IN WARTIME 33
4 POSTWAR PLANNING IN EUROPE, 1945–7 53
5 THE ECONOMIC RECOVERY OF WESTERN GERMANY 67
6 INDUSTRIAL RECOVERY FROM WAR: A COMPARISON OF BRITISH AND GERMAN EXPERIENCE 81
7 THE GERMAN BALANCE OF PAYMENTS CRISIS, 1950–1 92
8 THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE MARSHALL PLAN 100
9 THE MARSHALL PLAN—A RETROSPECTIVE 105
10 PRELUDE TO RADCLIFFE: MONETARY POLICY IN THE UNITED KINGDOM, 1948–57 113

Part II From devaluation to Thatcher
11 THE 1967 DEVALUATION OF STERLING 133
12 THE 1970s IN PERSPECTIVE 142
13 THE IMF CRISIS OF 1976 150
14 ECONOMIC POLICY AFTER 1974: A REVIEW ARTICLE 165

Part III A longer view
15 THE EARLY HISTORY OF J & P COATS 177
16 ECONOMIC TRENDS IN THE TRADE OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES 198
17 BRITAIN’S INDUSTRIAL DECLINE 219
18 ECONOMISTS AND ENGINEERS 235
19 THE DEVELOPMENT OF ECONOMIC STATISTICS AS AN INFLUENCE ON THEORY AND POLICY 246
20 REFLECTIONS ON ECONOMIC IDEAS AND GOVERNMENT POLICY: 1939 AND AFTER 254

Index 275

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2、劳动力市场组织(The Organization of Labour Markets--Modernity, Culture & Governance in Germany, Sweden, Britain & Japan)


1996年第1版


作者：Bo Stråth


Bo Stråth is Professor at the Historiska Institutionen, Göteborg University.
An expert on the modernisation of West European economies, his previous
publications include The Politics of Deindustrialization (1987) and The
Linguistic Construction of Class Identities (editor, 1990).

共283页


内容简介


There have been dramatic shifts in the behaviour of labour markets and the
conduct of industrial relations in the last century. This volume explores these
changes in the context of four societies: Germany, Sweden, the UK and
Japan. The author demonstrates that, despite their manifest differences, for
long periods these countries’ labour markets were similar in many important
respects, but that at crucial moments they were shunted on to entirely
different tracks.

The emphasis is thus on complexity, contextuality and contradiction in
the interaction of economic and political processes, rather than on success
stories and failures. The organisation of labour markets and the emergence
of nationally specific patterns of industrial relations are shown to be the
result of ongoing processes of problem-solving. Power relationships between
employers, trade unions and governments are mapped out in detail, and the
experiences of the individual countries are contrasted. Crucial to the
outcome is the role of tradition within individual countries, which is,
paradoxically, an agent of modernisation.

Among other things, the book discusses:
• the failure of neo-corporatism in Britain in the 1970s, and the subsequent
rise of Thatcherism.
• the rise of Japan as a model for orderly industrial relations in the 1970s.
• the collapse of the German and the success of the Swedish labour markets
in the 1930s.

Throughout, the book combines specific national factors and comparative
analysis.

目录：

1 MODERNISATION, CULTURE AND INSTITUTIONS: DIFFERENT DEVELOPMENT TRAJECTORIES IN ONE HEURISTIC FRAMEWORK 1
Modernisation 1
Comparison and theorisation 5
Modernisation and crisis 7
The periods of crisis: an ideal type 9
Culture and power over problem resolution 13

2 GERMANY 27
Concentration and a contradictory organisation of the labour market 27
The master-of-the-house metaphor 33
The workers and their organisations 37
From compromise to conflict 44
The concept of rationalisation and the unemployment question 53
The Volk metaphor 59
The social market economy 61
The emergence and erosion of a liberal corporatist order 68

3 SWEDEN 71
Crisis and modernisation 71
The open cartel strategy of the unions and the flexible response of the employers 78
The state and the political embeddedness of industrial relations 82
The concept of rationalisation: from struggle to compromise 85
The compromises of the 1930s 88
The active labour market policy 94
The strains in the model and the dissolution 99

4 UNITED KINGDOM 109
The transformation of society in the 1890s 109
Labour-intensive mode of production 112
The perceptions of the class concept and the political culture 117
Liberal Labourism and reformism 125
The failure of a compromise on the concept of rationalisation 129
Response to the unemployment of the 1930s 137
Continued fragmentation 141

5 JAPAN 154
Tradition, modernity and capitalism 154
Government and industry before World War I 156
The mobile workers and the weak unions 158
Management and government strategies 162
The family metaphor 164
The second outburst of workers’ radicalism and the employers’ double problem 168
The revolutionary upsurge and the third containment of labour 178
Job security and company unions 183
The restructuring of the 1970s 188

6 CONCLUSIONS 194

Notes 230
References 252
Index 265

3、20世纪的货币可兑换--金本位及其后(Currency Convertibility in the 20th Century - The Gold Standard and Beyond)

1996年第一版

编者：

Jorge Braga de Macedo is Professor of Economics, Nova University at
Lisbon, Research Associate of the National Bureau of Economic Research and
Research Fellow of the Center for Economic Policy Research. As Portugal’s
Minister of Finance, he was a signatory of the Maastricht Treaty and chaired the
ECOFIN Council from January to June 1992. After leaving the Cabinet in
December 1993 he chaired the Committee for European Affairs of the
Portuguese Parliament until October 1995.

Barry Eichengreen is John L.Simpson Professor of Economics and Professor
of Political Science, University of California at Berkeley, Research Associate of
the National Bureau of Economic Research, and Research Fellow of the Center
for Economic Policy Research.

Jaime Reis is Professor of Economic History at the European University
Institute in Florence on leave as Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Social
Sciences of the University of Lisbon.

共292页

内容简介：

The spread of currency convertibility is one of the most dramatic trends of the
late twentieth century. It reflects the desire of policymakers to integrate their
economies into the global trading system and to attract financial capital and
direct investment from abroad. What implications does this have for economic
growth and financial development?

In this book leading international economists and economic historians look at
parallel situations in the history of the international monetary system, focusing in
particular on the gold standard. The concluding chapter uses a case study of
Portugal to draw out implications for modern international monetary relations in
Europe and the rest of the world.

目录：

Part 1 Overview
1 INTRODUCTION: CURRENCY CONVERTIBILITY IN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE—THE GOLD STANDARD AND BEYOND
Jorge Braga de Macedo, Barry Eichengreen and Jaime Reis
2 THE OPERATION OF THE SPECIE STANDARD—EVIDENCE FOR CORE AND PERIPHERAL COUNTRIES, 1880–1990
Michael D.Bordo and Anna J.Schwartz

Part II Myths and realities of the gold standard
3 THE ORIGINS OF THE GOLD STANDARD
Alan S.Milward
4 SHORT-TERM CAPITAL MOVEMENTS UNDER THE GOLD STANDARD
Marcello de Cecco
5 THE GEOGRAPHY OF THE GOLD STANDARD
Barry Eichengreen
Marc Flandreau
COMMENT
Angela Redish
COMMENT
Albert Fishlow

Part III Portuguese currency experience
6 FIRST TO JOIN THE GOLD STANDARD, 1854
Jaime Reis
7 LAST TO JOIN THE GOLD STANDARD, 1931
Fernando Teixeira dos Santos
8 MONETARY STABILITY, FISCAL DISCIPLINE AND ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE—THE EXPERIENCE OF PORTUGAL SINCE 1854
Eugénia MataNuno Valério
COMMENT
Pablo Martin-Aceña
COMMENT
Gianni Toniolo

Part IV Implications for Europe in the 1990s
9 CONVERGING TOWARDS A EUROPEAN CURRENCY STANDARD—CONVERTIBILITY AND STABILITY IN THE 1990s AND BEYOND
Jorge Braga de Macedo

4、1945-60年英国的进口控制(Britain's Place in the World--A historical enquiry into import controls 1945-60)

1996年第1版

作者：
Alan S.Milward, formerly Professor of Economic History at the London
School of Economics, and of Economics in Stanford University, is the author
of several books on the modern economic and political development of
Europe including The Reconstruction of Western Europe, 1945–1951 (1992)
and The European Rescue of the Nation State (1994). George Brennan is
Research Assistant at the London School of Economics.

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内容简介：
The overambitious foreign policy of British governments in the 1950s has
been frequently blamed for the country’s relative economic decline. One
aspect of those ambitions was the intention, then as now, to ‘take the lead’
in Europe by resisting schemes for regional economic and political union
and leading the continent towards one worldwide international economic
system.
The authors take the first hard look into the semi-secret and hitherto
ignored world of Britain’s import controls in the 1950s and come to fresh
and disturbing conclusions. They show that the Labour government after
1945 did have positive policies to develop Britain’s industries, but that these
policies were sacrificed after 1949 in pursuit of a worldwide foreign policy.
The effect of import controls, they show, has been underestimated. Removing
them was a prime cause of the balance of payments crises of the 1950s and
thus of the failure to reassert Britain’s place in the world.
Is there, then, as is often argued by the Left in Britain and the Right in
the USA, a case for a return to import controls as a way of reviving
manufacturing? The book reviews the historical evidence on whether after
1945 trade controls did in fact lead to higher levels of employment and
output and greater manufacturing diversity in British industry. Trade controls,
the authors suggest, were appropriate to one stage in the rise of the executive
state; in a different stage of state development they might have little relevance.

目录：
1 A PERSPECTIVE ON BRITISH IMPORT CONTROLS
2 QUANTITATIVE IMPORT RESTRICTIONS AND THE MODERN STATE
3 BRITISH COMMERCIAL POLICY AND THE OEEC TRADE LIBERALISATION PROGRAMME, 1949–51
4 TAKING THE LEAD IN EUROPE
The international politics of import controls, 1952–6
5 MEASURING THE EFFECTS OF QUANTITATIVE IMPORT RESTRICTIONS
6 THE EFFECT OF IMPORT CONTROLS ON BRITISH MANUFACTURING

5、法国&国际经济--维希法国至罗马条约(France & the International Economy--From Vichy to the Treaty of Rome)

1997年第1版

作者：
Frances M.B.Lynch is Reader in French Studies at the University of Westminster.
Her publications include the co-authored The Frontier of National Sovereignty (1993).

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内容简介：
Based on archival sources in France, Britain and the United States, France and the
International Economy offers an innovative explanation of France’s post-war economic
resurgence which challenges many conventional accounts.
Frances Lynch argues that French plans, including those of Vichy, were primarily
concerned with the role of France and its empire in the international economic system.
The decision to sign the Treaty of Rome was not motivated primarily by the foreign
policy imperative of containing the Federal Republic of Germany. More important was
the economic necessity of creating a permanent institutional structure in western Europe
which would meet the needs of the French economy better than the international system
favoured by the United States and the United Kingdom.
France and the International Economy is a controversial and comprehensive account
of a formative period in French economic history. It will be of interest to economic
historians of France and Europe.

目录：
1 OUT OF THE ABYSS
2 NEGOTIATING AMERICAN AID
3 FRANCE AND THE MARSHALL PLAN
4 FINANCING INVESTMENT UNDER THE MONNET PLAN
5 FRANCE AND THE RECONSTRUCTION OF WESTERN EUROPE
6 TRADE LIBERALIZATION OR PROTECTION?
7 MODERNIZING FRENCH AGRICULTURE
8 TOWARDS THE COMMON MARKET
9 THE RETREAT FROM EMPIRE

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6、货币本位&汇率(Monetary Standards & Exchange Rates)

1997年第1版

作者：

Maria Cristina Marcuzzo is Associate Professor of Economics at the University
of Rome, La Sapienza. A specialist in classical monetary theory and in the
Cambridge School of economics, she is the co-author (with A.Rosselli) of
Ricardo and the Gold Standard and co-editor of The Economics of Joan
Robinson. She has published articles in Economica, Revue d’Economie
Politique, Cambridge Journal of Economics and Review of Political Economy.

Lawrence H.Officer is Professor of Economics at the University of Illinois.
He has been Visiting Professor at the University of Chicago, Research
Consultant at the Bank of Canada, and Consultant at the International
Monetary Fund. His academic specialities are monetary history and
international economics, and his most recent book is Between the Dollar—
Sterling Gold Points: Exchange Rates, Parity and Market Behaviour.

Annalisa Rosselli is Associate Professor of Economics at the University of
Rome, Tor Vergata. She graduated in mathematics and studied at the London
School of Economics. Her publications center on the history of economic
thought and on economic history. She is the co-author (with M.C.Marcuzzo)
of Ricardo and the Gold Standard.

共317页

内容简介：

In this volume an international team of distinguished monetary economists
examine the historical experience of exchange rate behavior under different
monetary regimes. The main focus is on metallic standards and fixed exchange
rates, such as the gold standard. With its combination of thematic overviews
and case studies of the key countries and periods, the book greatly enhances
our understanding of past monetary systems.

The volume is divided into three parts. Part I evaluates the various monetary
systems. The performance of metallic regimes is compared with the other
monetary systems of human history, using criteria such as growth, inflation
and general economic stability. Part II is concerned with the detailed behavior
of exchange rates under historical metallic regimes. Much attention is paid
to the bimetallic standard of both gold and silver. Part III examines the
different behavior of metallic standards in the center countries and at the
periphery.

The book will be welcomed primarily by economic historians and general
historians with an interest in monetary history, and also by scholars of
macroeconomics and international economics.

目录：

INTRODUCTION
Maria Cristina Marcuzzo, Lawrence H.Officer and Annalisa Rosselli

Part I Monetary systems
1 EXCHANGE-RATE SYSTEMS AND ECONOMIC GROWTH
Robert A.Mundell
2 TOWARD AN INTERNATIONAL COMMODITY STANDARD?
Richard N.Cooper
3 THE GOLD STANDARD
Marcello de Cecco

Part II Metallic standards
4 METALLIC STANDARDS AND REAL EXCHANGE RATES
Maria Cristina Marcuzzo and Annalisa Rosselli
5 “BIMETALLIC SNAKE” AND MONETARY REGIMES: THE STABILITY OF THE EXCHANGE RATE BETWEEN LONDON AND PARIS FROM 1796 TO 1873
Marie-Thérèse Boyer-Xambeu, Ghislain Deleplace and Lucien Gillard
6 AS GOOD AS GOLD? BIMETALLISM IN EQUILIBRIUM, 1850–70
Marc Flandreau
7 THE ANCIEN RÉGIME AND THE CLASSICS: MULTIMETALLISM, TABULAR STANDARDS AND THE CLASSICAL THEORY OF MONEY
Massimo V.Rostagno

Part III Exchange-rate behavior under the gold standard
8 INTEGRATION IN THE AMERICAN FOREIGNEXCHANGE MARKET, 1791–1931
Lawrence H.Officer
9 ITALY, THE FISCAL-DOMINANCE MODEL, AND THE GOLD-STANDARD AGE
Giuseppe Tattara and Mario Volpe
10 TERMS-OF-TRADE VARIABILITY AND ADHERENCE TO THE GOLD STANDARD: THE CASES OF PORTUGAL AND SPAIN
Agustín Llona Rodríguez

7、1086年英格兰生产效率(Production Efficiency in Domesday England, 1086)

1998年第1版

作者：

John McDonald is Professor of Economics at Flinders University of South Australia. He has published widely in economics, economic history, statistics and population studies and is the author, with Graeme Snooks, of Domesday Economy: A New Approach to Anglo-Norman History.

共242页

内容简介：

This fascinating study uses Domesday Book data and management science methods to examine manorial
production efficiency in medieval Essex in 1086. Production Efficiency in Domesday England, 1086 reveals
unexpected facts about economic history.

Some of the issues discussed in this study include:
• Which tenants-in-chief ran efficient estates?
• How was productivity affected by soil type, the size of the estate, the tenancy agreement, the institutional
framework of the time and the proximity of a market centre?
• Which inputs made the major contribution to the net value of output?
• Did slaves make a greater contribution to the manorial lord’s net income than peasants?
• What was the effect of feudal and manorial systems, which discouraged mobility of inputs, on the system
of production, input productivities and total output produced?
• Given technology and the institutional framework, were estates run efficiently?

Contrary to the view that Normans ran their estates haphazardly according to local custom, the efficiency
analysis shows that Domesday estates were run at similar efficiency levels to comparable production units
in more modern economies. Nevertheless, the calculations indicate that the feudal and manorial systems
imposed a substantial economic cost.

This book is a remarkable contribution to economic history and medieval studies; it will be of great
interest to economists, management scientists, medievalists and anyone involved with Domesday studies.

目录：

1 INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Background
1.3 The survey and Domesday Book
1.4 Economic analysis of Domesday production data

2 MEASURING EFFICIENCY Theoretical ideas
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Brief description of the method
2.3 Measuring inefficiency: the case of the competitive firm
2.4 Measuring inefficiency: the Domesday estate
2.5 Technological assumptions: scale
2.6 Strong and weak free disposability of resources
2.7 A decomposition into scale, congestion and technical inefficiency components

3 ALGEBRAIC METHODS Linear programming
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Basic characteristics of linear programming problems
3.3 The dual
3.4 The substitutability of resources in production
3.5 Calculating estate efficiency measures
3.6 A theorem on shadow prices

4 EFFICIENCY ANALYSIS OF DOMESDAY ESSEX LAY ESTATES
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Domesday Essex
4.3 The annual values and manorial resources
4.4 The data used in the study
4.5 Manorial efficiency analysis: the efficiency calculations
4.6 Manorial efficiency analysis assuming constant returns to scale, strong disposability of resources (CS) technology
4.7 Factors associated with efficiency: descriptive analysis
4.8 Factors associated with efficiency: statistical analysis
4.9 Resource shadow prices and slack resources
4.10 Efficiency results for four technologies compared

5 AN ALTERNATIVE NON-FRONTIER EFFICIENCY ANALYSIS
5.1 Introduction
5.2 A review of methods of estimating efficiency
5.3 The effect of ancillary factors on production: a parametric production function approach

6 EXTENSIONS, COMPARISONS AND CONCLUSIONS

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08、自由&贸易-1-自由贸易的传播(Freedom & Trade-1-Free Trade & Its Reception 1815-1960)

1998年第1版

主编：

Andrew Marrison is a Senior Lecturer in Economic History at the University
of Manchester. He is author of British Business and Protection, 1903–1932
and is currently working on a study of Britain and Free Trade, 1815–1939.

共342页

内容简介：

The repeal of the Corn Laws in 1846 was a crucial, formative moment in the
development of the modern world order. From that point on Britain, then
the world’s leading economic power, was committed to the path of free (or
freer) trade. This path in turn had a major impact on the development of a
more open and integrated world economy.

This book is Volume I of Freedom and Trade, a three-volume project to
mark the 150th anniversary of the Corn Laws’ repeal which originated at a
major 1996 Manchester conference of international scholars. Free Trade and
its Reception examines the Corn Laws and their repeal, and explores the
development of free trade ideas in Britain and around the world.

The contributors to this volume, from Britain, Europe and the United
States, include many of the leading international experts working in the
field. Their contributions range widely over the history, politics and economics
of free trade and protectionism in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries;
together they provide a landmark study of a vitally important subject, and
one which remains at the top of today’s international agenda.

目录：

1Free trade and high wages: the economics of the Anti-Corn Law League

2 Gladstone, Peel and the Corn Laws

3 Comments on Kadish and Maloney

4 Peel, rotten potatoes and providence: the repeal of the Corn Laws and the Irish Famine

5 Interests, ideology and politics: agricultural trade policy in nineteenth-century Britain and Germany

6 Comments on Kinealy and Schonhardt-Bailey


7 Merchant City: the Manchester business community, the trade cycle, and commercial policy, c. 1820–1846

8 ‘Ein Stück Englands’?: A contrast between the free-trade movements in Hamburg and Manchester

9 Comments on Lloyd-Jones and Breuilly

10 The reciprocity debate in Parliament, 1842–1846

11 The reception of a political economy of free trade: the case of Sweden

12 Comments on Irwin and Magnusson

13 Free trade and the Victorians

14 ‘Time is bearing another son’: tariff reform and imperial apocalypse

15 Comments on Howe and Sykes

16 Free trade, social reform and imperialism: J.A.Hobson and the dilemmas of Liberalism, 1890–1914

17 Insular free trade, retaliation, and the Most-Favoured-Nation Treaty, 1880–1914

18 Comments on Cain and Marrison

19 The sources and origins of Britain’s return to protection, 1931–2

20 Comments on Capie

21 The end of free trade: protection and the exchange rate regime between the world wars

22 Shaping the lessons of history: Britain and the rhetoric of American trade policy, 1930–1960

23 Comments on Foreman-Peck, Hughes Hallet and Ma and on Clavin