Readings...
Additional Readings for the Class (not in Navin's reader)
1. Industrial Revolution in England (chapter 11 in book): DN McCloskey
A
Farewell to Alms: A Brief Economic History of the World
(forthcoming Princeton: Princeton University Press - rough draft
from January)
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iii |
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Ackjnowledgements |
v |
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Introduction…………………………………….. |
1-19 |
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The Malthusian Trap:
Economic Life to 1800 |
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20-44 |
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Material Living
Standards……………………….. |
45-84 |
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4. |
Fertility………………………………………….. |
85-110 |
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Life Expectancy…………………………………. |
111-138 |
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6. |
139-165 |
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7. |
Technological
Advance………………………….. |
166-181 |
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Institutions............................................................... |
182-205
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9. |
The
Emergence of Modern Man................................ |
206-235 |
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The Industrial
Revolution |
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10. |
Modern Growth: the
Wealth of Nations………… |
236-255 |
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11. |
The Problem of the
Industrial Revolution……….. |
256-283 |
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12. |
The English Industrial
Revolution, |
284-322 |
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Why England? Why not China, Japan or
India?....... |
323-339 |
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14. |
Social Consequences
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340-375 |
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The Great Divergence |
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The Great Divergence:
World Growth since 1800.. |
376-410 |
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The Proximate Sources
of Divergence…………... |
411-439 |
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17. |
Why Isn’t the Whole
World Developed?.................. |
440-465 |
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18. |
Conclusion: Strange |
466-467 |
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Technical
Appendix……………………………... |
468-472 |
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References……………………………………….. |
473-499 |