
Semi-coherent musings on economic history.
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Mid-Ocean, Lyonel Feininger, 1937.
Bretton Woods. A shorthand for a conference which ultimately became a synecdoche for the post-war economic order, few proper nouns carry such historical weight. The Bretton Woods Agreement of 1944 was, h...
The Smoot-Hawley Trade War, Mitchener, O'Rourke, and Wandschneider, 2022.
I found it surprisingly difficult to think of a recent economic history paper to pair with Daunton’s The Economic Government of the World, especially with the first...
View on the Thames, C R Nevinson, 1930.
When I first stumbled across Robert Yee’s The City’s Defence: The Bank of England and the Remaking of Economic Governance, 1919-1939 a few months ago, my heart dropped. My masters’ dissertation, whic...
The Working of the Gold Standard under Present Conditions, Olivier Sprague, 1930.
For this supplemental, I thought I would reproduce an article by the noted American Economist (and long-time interwar advisor to the Bank of England) Olivier...
Composition, Alexander Rodchenko, 1917.
This post is partly an apology for delaying my next review. With exams, research assistance, and dissertation writing ahead, it is possible that my publishing schedule becomes a little irregular over...
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