...Ernest Lluch; Lluís Argemí Professor Ernest Lluch and to Professor Lluís Argemí, Departament de Història i Institucions Econòmiques, Facultat de Ciències Econòmiques, Universidad de Barcelona, Diagonal 692, 08034 Barcelona, Spain. Copyright © 1994 by Duke University Press 1994...

... españoles de los siglos XVI, XVII e XVIII . Madrid: Real Academia de Ciencias Morales y Políticas. Estapé, Fabián. 1971 . Ensayos sobre historia del pensamiento económico . Barcelona:Ariel. Grice-Hutchison, Marjorie. 1978 . Early Economic Thought in Spain, 1177-1740 . London: George Allen...

...Alfonso Expósito; Rocío Sánchez-Lissen This paper analyzes the work done by the economist Manuel de Torres Martínez (1903–1960), chair of economic theory at the University of Madrid, in the defense of an open economy model for Spain, through his prologues to the translations of foreign economics...

...José Manuel Menudo jmmenpac@upo.es A Unifying Enlightenment: Institutions of Political Economy in Eighteenth-Century Spain (1700–1808) . By Jesús Astigarraga . Leiden : Brill , 2021 . 326 pp. $150.00 . Copyright 2023 by Duke University Press 2023 The most traditional...

.... This work aims to contextualize the way Blanco treated these topics within the framework of his Spanish contemporaries, to show that his approach was rooted in a Spanish tradition of thinking. Blanco was already familiar in Spain with some approaches to the slave trade and the colonial question, approaches...

... Department of the Bank of Spain, applied the theory of disposable funds to interpret a wide range of economic, monetary, and financial events in a series of reports that he drafted for advising the board of the bank during the period 1932–36, in the midst of the Great Depression. Correspondence may...

... 0 1988 by Duke University Press CCC 00 18-2702/88/$1.50 Spanish economic thought: the school of Salamanca and the arbitristas Louis Baeck I. Introduction In the sixteenth century Spain spread its hegemonial wings. The still...

... Copyright © 1969 by Duke University Press 1969 References The Spanish Guild Merchant: A History of the Consulado, 1250–1700. Durham , 1940 . p. xii , 167. “Agrarian Society: Spain,” in Cambridge Economic History of Europe , 1 (Cambridge, 1940 ): 344 -60; 2d ed., 1 (1966): 432...

... . 2013 . “ The Enlightenment in Translation: Antonio Genovesi’s in Spain, 1778–1800 .” Mediterranean Historical Review 28 : 24 – 45 . Bielfeld Jacob Friedrich Baron . 1767–1801 . Instituciones políticas […] . 6 vols . Translated by de la Torre y Mollinedo Domingo . Madrid...

... Econ6mico Espariol. Pp. cx’xiii, 1038. 4,000 pesetas. The beginning of the nineteenth century was a period of crisis in Spain, during which the country fought a national war of liberation against Napoleonic forces, and colonial wars in Latin America. Spain also entered the century deeply...

... under Charles I11 developed a vast program of reforms to mod- ernize Spain and its colonial empire. This was basically a program of economic development, patterned after the more industrially ad- vanced countries of Europe, especially England and France. The re- formers borrowed freely...

... from the end of the sixteenth century on are a profound concern for Spain’s economic depression, and an almost obsessive need to explain the nation’s decline from the heights reached in the late fifteenth and early sixteenth centuries. What did we do wrong? and What can we do right...

...Donald R. Street Dept. of Economics, Auburn University, Auburn University AL 36849–3501. The author is indebted to Dr. José Caso Gonzales, Director, Center for Eighteenth Century Studies, Oviedo, Spain, for information leading to this note. Robert Ekelund, Robert Hébert, and Don Bellante...

.... 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...

... , Richard 1989 . Rural Change and Royal Finances in Spain at the End of the Old Regime . Berkeley. Polt , John H. R. 1964 . Jovellanos and His English Sources: Economic, Philosophical, and Political Writings. Transactions of the American Philosophical Society 54 , part 7. Philadelphia...

...: “Sent to the Spanish Services (or in the Peninsula In a letter of 11 December 1812 to Colonel Henry Torrens (a second cousin of the economist), Lord Melville expressed surprise “at receiving your note with an enclosure from Major Torrens, who I really thought had been in Spain.” This raises...

.... Two volumes. Madrid: Instituto de Estudios Fiscales, Ministerio de Hacienda, 1980. Volume 5, Clisicos del Pensamiento Econ6mico Espariol. Pp. cx’xiii, 1038. 4,000 pesetas. The beginning of the nineteenth century was a period of crisis in Spain, during which the country fought...

... and the gentle, kindly courtesy of the Southerner. Second, his scholarly interests were focused primarily upon the life and thought of Spain and Portugal and the spread and flowering of Hispanic culture in Latin America. This focus was facilitated by his superb command of the Romance languages...

.... 1,400 pesetas. The Spanish Conquest of the New World was a significant factor in the transformation of the societal structures of early modern Spain. It posed the problem of restructuring and expanding the social, political, and economic boundaries of Castilian society to include...

... and favorably to his contemporary Adam Smith. Campomanes was influenced by the stadia1 theory of the evolution of European societies postulated by Adam Smith and Turgot earlier in the cen- tury. The primary purpose of his vast reform plan was to help Spain make the transition from the agrarian...