The Routledge Economic History of War presents a broad overview of the latest research on the long-lasting changes and effects that collapsing security in international relations have had on the world's economies and societies.
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Jari Eloranta is Professor of Economic History and currently a Vice Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Helsinki.
Jeremy Land is a university researcher in economic history at the University of Helsinki and a visiting scholar at the University of Gothenburg.
Elina Kuorelahti is a business historian and a lecturer of Nordic and European studies at the University of Helsinki.
Price Fishback is Regents Professor and APS Professor of Economics at the University of Arizona.
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. The Routledge Economic History of War presents a broad overview of the latest research on the longlasting changes and effects that collapsing security in international relations has had on the worlds economies and societies.Arranged around five key themes Fiscal and Military Capacity, Military Spending, Economic Effects of War, War and Institutions, and Business and War this handbook features contributions from an international range of scholars, on varying methodological approaches, theories, and geographical arenas. Encompassing a range of disciplinary approaches, the main focus is on how economic history can provide insights into the societal impact of war, addressing issues such as how war preparations and arms races affect government spending, the direct economic effects of war, and how societies adjust to the economic realities of rearmament and recovery. This volume also explores whether wars change or alter institutions such as governments, religion, and democracy. It also looks at what lessons we can learn from the past about military spending, state capacity, and the effects of war on both individual societies and global cooperation.Ultimately, this book provides a broad overview of the methodological, geographical, and multidisciplinary range of the economic history of war and demonstrates how war, economics, institutions, and society are inextricably linked throughout history. The Routledge Economic History of War presents a broad overview of the latest research on the long-lasting changes and effects that collapsing security in international relations have had on the worlds economies and societies. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781032230252
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. The Routledge Economic History of War presents a broad overview of the latest research on the longlasting changes and effects that collapsing security in international relations has had on the worlds economies and societies.Arranged around five key themes Fiscal and Military Capacity, Military Spending, Economic Effects of War, War and Institutions, and Business and War this handbook features contributions from an international range of scholars, on varying methodological approaches, theories, and geographical arenas. Encompassing a range of disciplinary approaches, the main focus is on how economic history can provide insights into the societal impact of war, addressing issues such as how war preparations and arms races affect government spending, the direct economic effects of war, and how societies adjust to the economic realities of rearmament and recovery. This volume also explores whether wars change or alter institutions such as governments, religion, and democracy. It also looks at what lessons we can learn from the past about military spending, state capacity, and the effects of war on both individual societies and global cooperation.Ultimately, this book provides a broad overview of the methodological, geographical, and multidisciplinary range of the economic history of war and demonstrates how war, economics, institutions, and society are inextricably linked throughout history. The Routledge Economic History of War presents a broad overview of the latest research on the long-lasting changes and effects that collapsing security in international relations have had on the worlds economies and societies. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781032230252
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