Información General

• Autores: Pedro Lains (coord.), Leonor Freire Costa (coord.), Regina Grafe (coord.), Alfonso Herranz Loncán (coord.), David Igual Luis (coord.), Vicente José Pinilla Navarro (coord.), Herminia Vasconcelos Vilar Vilar (coord.)
• Editores: Cambridge University Press
• Año de publicación: 2024
• País: Estados Unidos
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 978-1-108-48832-7
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Resumen

• This is a comprehensive long-run history of economic and political change in the Iberian Peninsula. Beginning with the development of the old medieval kingdoms, it goes on to explore two countries, Portugal and Spain, which during the early modern period possessed vast empires and played an essential role in the global economic and political developments. It traces how and why both countries began to fall behind during the first stages of industrialization and modern economic growth only to achieve remarkable economic development during the second half of the twentieth century. Written by a team of leading historians, the book sheds new light on all aspects of economic history from population, agriculture, manufacturing and international trade to government, finance and welfare. The book includes extensive new data and will be an essential work of reference for scholars of Portugal and Spain and also of comparative European economic development

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Listado de artículos

• • Part I. The Making of Iberia, 700-1500. Section I, The Early Middle Ages, 700-1200

    • Muslim and Christian polities, 700–1200

      Hermenegildo Fernandes, Flocel Sabaté i Curull

      págs. 25-46

      

  • Part I. The Making of Iberia, 700-1500. Section II. The Medieval Economy, 1000-1500

    • Production, 1000–1500

      María Asenjo González, Antoni Furió

      págs. 47-75

      

    • Population, 1000–1500

      Luís Miguel Duarte, Ignacio Álvarez Borge, Mario Lafuente Gómez

      págs. 76-101

      

    • The Polity, 1000–1500

      María Helena da Cruz Coelho, Francisco Franco Sánchez, Jesús Ángel Solórzano Telechea, Herminia Vasconcelos Vilar Vilar

      págs. 102-129

      

    • Money, credit and banking, 1000–1500

      David Carvajal de la Vega, Antonio Henriques, Pere Verdés i Pijuan

      págs. 130-157

      

    • Technology, 1000–1500

      Arnaldo Sousa Melo, Germán Navarro Espinach, Ricardo Córdoba de la Llave

      págs. 158-174

      

    • Living standards, 1000–1500

      Hipólito Rafael Oliva Herrer, Pere Benito i Monclús, Isabel dos Guimarâes Sá

      págs. 175-198

      

    • International trade and commerce, 1000–1500

      Hilario Casado Alonso, David Igual Luis, Flávio Miranda, Joana Sequeira

      págs. 199-220

      

    • The Iberian Economy in Global Perspective, 700–1500

      JEFF FYNN-PAUL

      págs. 221-247

      

  • Part II. Globalization and Enlightenment, 1500-1800

    • Patterns of Iberian economic growth in the Early Modern period

      Nuno Palma, Carlos Santiago Caballero

      págs. 251-277

      

    • Population of the Iberian Peninsula in the Early Modern period: a comparative and regional perspective

      Andreia Duraes, Vicente Pérez Moreda

      págs. 278-309

      

    • Institutions and Policy, 1500–1800

      Mafalda Soares da Cunha, Francisco Gil Martínez, Ana Sofia Ribeiro

      págs. 310-334

      

    • Early modern financial development in the Iberian Peninsula

      Leonor Freire Costa, Susana Münch Miranda, María del Pilar Nogués Marco

      págs. 335-357

      

    • Science, knowledge and technology, 1500–1800

      Carlos Álvarez Nogal, Alejandro García Montón, Pedro Lains

      págs. 358-384

      

    • Living standards, inequality and consumption, 1500–1800

      Alberto Esteban Nicolini, Fernanda Olival, Fernando Ramos Palencia

      págs. 385-408

      

    • Trade and the colonial economies, 1500–1828

      Cátia Antunes, Regina Grafe, Xabier Lamikiz

      págs. 409-442

      

    • The economic history of Iberia in a wider context, 1500–1800

      Bartolomé Yun Casalilla

      págs. 443-470

      

  • Part III. Industrialization and Catching Up, 1800-2000

    • Economic growth and the spatial distribution of income, 1800–2000

      Alfonso Herranz Loncán, María Teresa Sanchis Llopis, Daniel A. Tirado Fabregat

      págs. 473-495

      

    • Population growth, composition and educational levels

      Amelia Branco, Fernando Collantes Gutiérrez

      págs. 496-518

      

    • Economic policies and institutions

      José Luís Cardoso, Francisco Comín Comín

      págs. 519-545

      

    • Iberian financial system, 1800–2000

      Pablo Martín-Aceña Manrique, Rita Martins de Sousa

      págs. 546-566

      

    • Economic growth and structural change in the Iberian economies, 1800–2000

      Luciano Amaral, Concha Betrán Pérez, Vicente José Pinilla Navarro

      págs. 567-591

      

    • Living standards in Iberia, 1800–2010

      Alfonso Díez Minguela, Jordi Guilera, Julio Martínez Galarraga

      págs. 592-616

      

    • Iberian globalization and catching up in the poor south European periphery, 1830–2010

      Antonio Tena Junguito, Giovanni Federico, Ester G. Silva

      págs. 617-647

      

    • The Iberian economy in comparative perspective, 1800–2000

      Stephen Broadberry, Rui Pedro Esteves

      págs. 648-678