Graeme Donald Snooks is Coghlan Professor of Economic History at the Institute of Advanced Studies, Australian National University. He has published widely on a number of central issues in economic history and is editor of a number of prestigious book series and journals.
Was the Industrial Revolution Necessary? takes an innovative look at this much studied subject. The contributors ask new questions, explore new issues and use new data in order to stimulate interest and elicit new responses. By looking at it from such previously unexplored angles the book brings a new understanding to the Industrial Revolution and opens a new debate.
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The first attempt to place the Industrial Revolution within the context of very long-run growth
Editor and contributors are extremely well respected
List of Contents List of Tables List of Figures Preface 1. New Perspectives on the Industrial Revolution Graeme Donald Snooks 2. The Classical Economists, the Stationary State, and the Industrial Revolution E.A. Wrigley 3. Great Waves of Economic Change: the Industrial Revolution in Historical Perspective 1000 to 2000 Graeme Donald Snooks 4. What Was the Rate of Economic Growth During the Industrial Revolution R.V. Jackson 5. The Industrial Revolution and the Genesis of the Male Breadwinner Stephen Nicholas and Deborah Oxley 6. The Industrial Revolution Revisited Stanley L. Engerman Notes Select Bibliography Index
This book looks at this much studied subject but asks new questions, explores new issues and uses new data in order to stimulate interest and elicit new responses.
This text takes an innovative look at the Industrial Revolution in order to stimulate interest and elicit new responses. It studies the way the classical economists viewed natural resources and how the Industrial Revolution might have appeared when looking forwards from the Middle Ages.
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List of Contents List of Tables List of Figures Preface 1. New Perspectives on the Industrial Revolution Graeme Donald Snooks 2. The Classical Economists, the Stationary State, and the Industrial Revolution E.A. Wrigley 3. Great Waves of Economic Change: the Industrial Revolution in Historical Perspective 1000 to 2000 Graeme Donald Snooks 4. What Was the Rate of Economic Growth During the Industrial Revolution R.V. Jackson 5. The Industrial Revolution and the Genesis of the Male Breadwinner Stephen Nicholas and Deborah Oxley 6. The Industrial Revolution Revisited Stanley L. Engerman Notes Select Bibliography Index
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Was the Industrial Revolution Necessary? takes an innovative look at this much studied subject. The contributors ask new questions, explore new issues and use new data in order to stimulate interest and elicit new responses. By looking at it from such previously unexplored angles the book brings a new understanding to the Industrial Revolution and opens a new debate.
