Table of Contents
Preface; Part I Introduction; Chapter 1 Markets, Trade and European Manufacture, Maxine Berg; Part II The Market and the State; Chapter 2 Regional Markets and National Development, Sidney Pollard; Chapter 3 State Intervention in the Catalan Calico-Printing Industry in the Eighteenth Century, J. K. J. Thomson; Part III Markets, Merchants and Middlemen; Chapter 4 The Old and the New. Marketing Networks and Textile Growth in Eighteenth-Century Spain, Jaume Torras; Chapter 5 ‘Novelty, Give us Novelty’: London Agents and Northern Manufacturers, Toshio Kusamitsu; Chapter 6 The Organization of Sewing Outwork in Late Nineteenth-Century Ulster, Brenda Collins; Part IV Markets and Urban Manufacture; Chapter 7 Urban Manufactures in the Proto-Industrial Economy: Culture Versus Commerce?, Paul M. Hohenberg; Chapter 8 Commerce and Creativity in Eighteenth-Century Birmingham, Maxine Berg; Part V Market Production and Women’S Work; Chapter 9 Love and Power in the Proto-Industrial Family, Gay L. Gullickson; Chapter 10 Apprenticeship: Training and Gender in Eighteenth-Century England, Deborah Simonton; Part VI Market Structures and Social Institutions: Commerce and Customary Context; Chapter 11 Landholding and the Organization of Textile Manufacture in Yorkshire Rural Townships c. 1660–1810, Pat Hudson; Chapter 12 Markets in Context: Artisans, Putting out and Social Drinking in Eskilstuna, Sweden 1800–50, Lars Magnusson;
