D. C. Coleman / Peter Mathias (eds.)Essays in Honour of Charles Wilson
Enterprise and History
Essays in Honour of Charles Wilson
Herausgeber: Coleman, D. C.; D. C., Coleman; Mathias, Peter
D. C. Coleman / Peter Mathias (eds.)Essays in Honour of Charles Wilson
Enterprise and History
Essays in Honour of Charles Wilson
Herausgeber: Coleman, D. C.; D. C., Coleman; Mathias, Peter
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This collection of essays is a tribute to Charles Wilson, Emeritus Professor of Modern History in the University of Cambridge and Fellow of Jesus College.
This collection of essays is a tribute to Charles Wilson, Emeritus Professor of Modern History in the University of Cambridge and Fellow of Jesus College.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 304
- Erscheinungstermin: 14. September 2006
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 496g
- ISBN-13: 9780521031578
- ISBN-10: 0521031575
- Artikelnr.: 22011404
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 304
- Erscheinungstermin: 14. September 2006
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 496g
- ISBN-13: 9780521031578
- ISBN-10: 0521031575
- Artikelnr.: 22011404
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Preface; List of contributors; Part I. Images and Interpretations: 1.
Comparative business history Alfred D. Chandler Jr; 2. Historians and
businessmen D. C. Coleman; 3. Businessmen and their motives W. J. Reader;
4. La révolution manquée R. M. Hartwell; Part II. England and the Low
Countries in Pre-Industrial Times: 5. Bruges as a trading centre in the
early modern period J. A. van Houtte; 6. English re-exports and the Dutch
staplemarket in the eighteenth century David Ormrod; 7. 'Little London':
British merchants in Rotterdam during the seventeenth and eighteenth
centuries P. W. Klein; 8. Prejudice and policy: Sir George Downing as
parliamentary entrepreneur Henry Roseveare; 9. The lawyer as businessman in
eighteenth-century England Peter Mathias; Part III. Enterprise, Finance and
Politics in the Modern World: 10. The Bank of Rome and commercial credit,
1880-1914 L. de Rosa; 11. The scientific brewer: founders and successors
during the rise of the modern brewing industry Kristof Glamann; 12. Large
firms in Belgium, 1892-1974: an analysis of their structure and growth
Herman van der Wee; 13. 'No bloody revolutions but for obstinate
reactions'? British coalowners in their context, 1919-20 Barry Supple; 14.
French oil policy, 1917-30: the interaction between state and private
interests R. W. Ferrier; 15. Reflections on the Dutch economic interests in
the East Indies H. Baudet; Bibliography of Charles Wilson's published
works; Index.
Comparative business history Alfred D. Chandler Jr; 2. Historians and
businessmen D. C. Coleman; 3. Businessmen and their motives W. J. Reader;
4. La révolution manquée R. M. Hartwell; Part II. England and the Low
Countries in Pre-Industrial Times: 5. Bruges as a trading centre in the
early modern period J. A. van Houtte; 6. English re-exports and the Dutch
staplemarket in the eighteenth century David Ormrod; 7. 'Little London':
British merchants in Rotterdam during the seventeenth and eighteenth
centuries P. W. Klein; 8. Prejudice and policy: Sir George Downing as
parliamentary entrepreneur Henry Roseveare; 9. The lawyer as businessman in
eighteenth-century England Peter Mathias; Part III. Enterprise, Finance and
Politics in the Modern World: 10. The Bank of Rome and commercial credit,
1880-1914 L. de Rosa; 11. The scientific brewer: founders and successors
during the rise of the modern brewing industry Kristof Glamann; 12. Large
firms in Belgium, 1892-1974: an analysis of their structure and growth
Herman van der Wee; 13. 'No bloody revolutions but for obstinate
reactions'? British coalowners in their context, 1919-20 Barry Supple; 14.
French oil policy, 1917-30: the interaction between state and private
interests R. W. Ferrier; 15. Reflections on the Dutch economic interests in
the East Indies H. Baudet; Bibliography of Charles Wilson's published
works; Index.
Preface; List of contributors; Part I. Images and Interpretations: 1.
Comparative business history Alfred D. Chandler Jr; 2. Historians and
businessmen D. C. Coleman; 3. Businessmen and their motives W. J. Reader;
4. La révolution manquée R. M. Hartwell; Part II. England and the Low
Countries in Pre-Industrial Times: 5. Bruges as a trading centre in the
early modern period J. A. van Houtte; 6. English re-exports and the Dutch
staplemarket in the eighteenth century David Ormrod; 7. 'Little London':
British merchants in Rotterdam during the seventeenth and eighteenth
centuries P. W. Klein; 8. Prejudice and policy: Sir George Downing as
parliamentary entrepreneur Henry Roseveare; 9. The lawyer as businessman in
eighteenth-century England Peter Mathias; Part III. Enterprise, Finance and
Politics in the Modern World: 10. The Bank of Rome and commercial credit,
1880-1914 L. de Rosa; 11. The scientific brewer: founders and successors
during the rise of the modern brewing industry Kristof Glamann; 12. Large
firms in Belgium, 1892-1974: an analysis of their structure and growth
Herman van der Wee; 13. 'No bloody revolutions but for obstinate
reactions'? British coalowners in their context, 1919-20 Barry Supple; 14.
French oil policy, 1917-30: the interaction between state and private
interests R. W. Ferrier; 15. Reflections on the Dutch economic interests in
the East Indies H. Baudet; Bibliography of Charles Wilson's published
works; Index.
Comparative business history Alfred D. Chandler Jr; 2. Historians and
businessmen D. C. Coleman; 3. Businessmen and their motives W. J. Reader;
4. La révolution manquée R. M. Hartwell; Part II. England and the Low
Countries in Pre-Industrial Times: 5. Bruges as a trading centre in the
early modern period J. A. van Houtte; 6. English re-exports and the Dutch
staplemarket in the eighteenth century David Ormrod; 7. 'Little London':
British merchants in Rotterdam during the seventeenth and eighteenth
centuries P. W. Klein; 8. Prejudice and policy: Sir George Downing as
parliamentary entrepreneur Henry Roseveare; 9. The lawyer as businessman in
eighteenth-century England Peter Mathias; Part III. Enterprise, Finance and
Politics in the Modern World: 10. The Bank of Rome and commercial credit,
1880-1914 L. de Rosa; 11. The scientific brewer: founders and successors
during the rise of the modern brewing industry Kristof Glamann; 12. Large
firms in Belgium, 1892-1974: an analysis of their structure and growth
Herman van der Wee; 13. 'No bloody revolutions but for obstinate
reactions'? British coalowners in their context, 1919-20 Barry Supple; 14.
French oil policy, 1917-30: the interaction between state and private
interests R. W. Ferrier; 15. Reflections on the Dutch economic interests in
the East Indies H. Baudet; Bibliography of Charles Wilson's published
works; Index.