具体描述
Capital dominated the imagination of Western society in the age of greatest economic development, from the Industrial Revolution to the 1970s. Means and Ends provides for the first time a comprehensive interpretation of the rise, evolution and crisis of this concept within and outside political economy from the sixteenth century to the modern day. Based on a wealth of primary sources, it offers an exciting study of intellectual and cultural history.
作者简介
FRANCESCO BOLDIZZONI is a Fellow of Clare Hall, Cambridge and a Research Officer at the Institute of Economic History, Bocconi University, Milan.
目录信息
Introduction
1. Capital as Money: The Emergence of Modernity
2. Land and Labour 1650-1800
3. Reproduction and Transition
4. Industrial Maturity
5. The Revolt of 1867
6. The Atlantic Reaction
7. The Continent 1870-1938
8. Keynes and After: Crisis and Continuity
Notes
Index
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