... thought open economy economics post–civil war Spain References Almenar Salvador . 2002 . “ La recepción e influencia de Keynes y del keynesianismo en España: después de la Teoría General .” In Economía y economistas españoles , vol. 6 , edited by Fuentes Enrique . Barcelona...

.... Hamilton , E. 1947 . War and prices in Spain 1651–1800 . Cambridge, Mass. Helman , E. 1952 . ‘Some consequences of the publication of the Informe de Ley agraria by Jovellanos.’ Estudios Hispánicos: homenaje a Archer M. Huntington . Wellesley, Mass. 240 : 253 -73. Helman , E. 1963...

.... In this office, he was in charge of preparing the kingdom for war against Britain. His production includes works such as his Historical, Political, and Legal Dissertation for the Colleges and Professions of the City of Bar­ celona (1766); Project of the Public Defender (1767); the Signs of Hap­ piness in Spain...

... to Philipp Bagus, Department of Applied Economics I and History and Economic Institutions and Moral Philosophy, Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, Cam- pus de Vicalvaro, Facultad de Ciencias Juridicas y Sociales, Pso. Artilleros s/n
28032 Madrid, Spain; e-mail: philipp.bagus@urjc.es. David Howden is at St...

... Laurence his writing about foreign policy. In July 1937 he wrote an essay on British foreign policy and England’s stance toward the Spanish Civil War in the New Statesman and Nation. He began with a discussion of Auden’s poem “Spain”: W. H. Auden’s poem “Spain,” is fit to stand beside great...

... the imperial policy (war) and to buy goods on the markets of Flanders, France, and Holland that Castile could not produce itself. b. The inflation caused by the instreaming bullion was put into a still higher gear by the international credit system. The Royal House of Spain...

.... Writing during the period 1922-1928, the Russian economist Kondra- tieff published several papers on long economic cycles, which later became known as Kondratieff cycles. What has failed to receive the attention it deserved was a proposition by Kondratieff linking wars and civil unrest to phases...

... accounts for the great divergence witnessed between England and Hol- land on the one hand, and Spain, Portugal, and France on the other. This essay has made the case that the main mercantilists of the period leading up to the English Civil War argued emphatically for individual rights— including more...

...Jesús Astigarraga; Javier Usoz; Juan Zabalza Abstract In the early nineteenth century, the gradual transformation of Spain's former American territories into new independent republics required redefining their political and economic frameworks. This process demanded economic reforms, policies...

... Office posts in the 1880s. Sidney Webb (Lord Passfield) was Labour’s second colonial secretary. Olivier be- came governor of Jamaica. Leonard Woolf, another major influence, had been a colonial civil servant. In the 1940s, Fabian involvement in colonial affairs intensified with the formation...

... per­son in France. Debt had become an asset, and Law had made the most of it (Murp­ hy 1997). The succ­ ess of Law in Paris made the South Sea Company pay atten­ tion. Since it no lon­ger enjoyed the right to trade to Span­ish America, a cons­ eq­ uence of war break­ing out between England and Spain...

... England. Oxford: Claren- don Press. Hamilton, Earl J. 1934. American Treasure and the Price Revolution in Spain, 1501–1650. Cambridge: Harvard University Press. 1947. War and Prices in Spain, 1651–1800. Cambridge: Harvard University Press. Jefferies, Claudia. 2010. Monetary Theory...

... Arguments and Policy Recommendations of Sir Dudley North and Roger North. HOPE 24.2 : 515 -32. ____. 1995 . The Bifurcated Economics of Sir Dudley North and Roger North: One Holistic Analytical Engine. HOPE 27.3 : 477 -92. Cipolla, Carlo M. [1956] 1967 . Money, Prices, and Civilization...

... himself received on graduation in 1937 when he applied for a post in the colonial service as an administrator in Port of Spain, Trinidad. This was after he had been awarded first-class honors from LSE. The rejection Lewis received could not have been wholly unexpected by him, given the norms...

... the Germanic World: A Note on Tribe .” History of Economic Ideas 5 , no. 2 : 85 – 99 . Lötzsch Ulrike . 2016 . Joachim Georg Darjes (1714–1791): der Kameralist als Schul- und Gesellschaftsreformer . Cologne : Böhlau . Luna-Fabritius Adriana . 2019 . “ Cameralism in Spain...

... apply. References Backhouse , Roger . 1996 . United Kingdom. In The Post-1945 Internationalization of Economics . Edited by A. W. Coats. Durham, N.C.: Duke University Press. (Paper read in manuscript.) Baer , Gunther , and Tommaso Padoa-Schioppa. 1988 . [April 1989]. The Werner...

... it contained a “silly” argument and cer- tainly was not timely as the war clouds darkened over Europe. Maynard and Virginia  279 Economic Progress or Civilization? I draw the conclusion that, assuming no important wars and no important...

... when students are unsure whether the American Civil War came before or after World War II or, equally, whether Adam Smith ever taught at Chicago. A mastery of the internalist history of macroeconomics would not only reduce the number of times that we must cringe, but would provide a foundation...

... valuable for many purposes, especially for educating the insiders. There is something deeply unaesthetic about pervasive ignorance of the bare facts of history. Something is wrong when students are unsure whether the American Civil War came before or after World War II or, equally, whether Adam...

... valuable for many purposes, especially for educating the insiders. There is something deeply unaesthetic about pervasive ignorance of the bare facts of history. Something is wrong when students are unsure whether the American Civil War came before or after World War II or, equally, whether Adam...