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Making Money : Coin, Currency, and the Coming of Capitalism

By: Publication details: London Oxford University Press 2015ISBN:
  • 9780198709589
DDC classification:
  • 332.5 DES
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Contents:
Table of Contents Introduction; 1. Creation Stories; 2. From Metal to Money: Producing the "Just Penny"; 3. Commodity Money as an Extreme Sport: Flows, Famines, Debasements, and Imitation Pennies; 4. The High Politics of Money: Strong Coin, Heavy Taxes, and the English Invention of Public Credit; 5. The Social Stratigraphy of Coin and Credit in Late Medieval England; 6. Priming the Pump: The Sovereign Path Towards Paying for Coin and Circulating Credit; 7. Interests, Rights, and the Currency of Public Debt; 8. Reinventing Money: The Beginning of Bank Currency; 9. Re-theorizing Money: The Struggle over Money in the Modern Imagination; 10. The Eighteenth Century Architecture of Modern Money; Epilogue: The Gold Standard in an Era of Inconvertibility; Conclusion: From Blood to Water; Bibliography
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Table of Contents
Introduction;
1. Creation Stories;
2. From Metal to Money: Producing the "Just Penny";
3. Commodity Money as an Extreme Sport: Flows, Famines, Debasements, and Imitation Pennies;
4. The High Politics of Money: Strong Coin, Heavy Taxes, and the English Invention of Public Credit;
5. The Social Stratigraphy of Coin and Credit in Late Medieval England;
6. Priming the Pump: The Sovereign Path Towards Paying for Coin and Circulating Credit;
7. Interests, Rights, and the Currency of Public Debt;
8. Reinventing Money: The Beginning of Bank Currency;
9. Re-theorizing Money: The Struggle over Money in the Modern Imagination;
10. The Eighteenth Century Architecture of Modern Money;
Epilogue: The Gold Standard in an Era of Inconvertibility;
Conclusion: From Blood to Water;
Bibliography