The Politics of Provisions: Food Riots, Moral Economy, and Market Transition in England, C. 1550-1850Ashgate Publishing, Ltd., 2010 - 312 pagine This work traces the provision politics of emerging market society in England across its full three centuries; placing the burgeoning research on popular protests launched by E.P. Thompson's work in the context of recent syntheses on early modern economic history and state formation. |
Sommario
The Politics of Provisions | 1 |
The Genesis of Provision Politics 15801650 | 21 |
A Political | 91 |
The Formative Generation | 103 |
A Viable but Doomed Provision Politics 17821812 | 165 |
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