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Inhalt: Contents -- Acknowledgments -- 1. Introduction: The Market as a party? -- 2. Eight hundred years of economic growth, 1000-1800 -- 3. Between feudalism and freedom, 1000-1350 -- 4. Capitalism and civil society in late Medieval Holland, 1350-1566 -- 5. A capitalist revolution? The Dutch revolt, 1566-1609 -- 6. New capitalism at home and overseas -- 7. The Republican State and "varieties of capitalism" -- 8. Capitalism and inequality in the eighteenth century -- 9. Conclusion -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index

Cover -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- 1. Introduction: The Market as a Party? -- 2. Eight Hundred Years of Economic Growth, 1000-1800 -- 3. Between Feudalism and Freedom, 1000-1350 -- 4. Capitalism and Civil Society in Late Medieval Holland, 1350-1566 -- 5. A Capitalist Revolution? The Dutch Revolt, 1566-1609 -- 6. New Capitalism at Home and Overseas -- 7. The Republican State and "Varieties of Capitalism" -- 8. Capitalism and Inequality in the Eighteenth Century -- 9. Conclusion -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index.

Cover Page -- Half-title Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- Preface -- Introduction: Institutional Change, Nineteenth-Century Growth, and the Early Modern Legacy -- Chapter One: The End of the Republic: Adam Smith's "Stationary State" and the Enlightened Revolution -- The "Stationary State " and Historiographical Debate -- Technology and Institutions -- The Institutional Deficiency of the Republic -- United and Indivisible: Centralization and Political Reform -- Chapter Two: A Complex Legacy Tossed: The Dutch Economy during War and Revolution, 1780-1813 -- The Legacy: Specialization and Structural Change -- Economic Integration and Regional Price Gaps -- War and Revolution: Between Stability and Decline -- Institutional Rigidities and the Fall of the VOC -- The Financial Sector: Debt Accumulation and Capital Exports -- Conclusion -- Chapter Three: Unification and Secession: The Autocratic Experiment of Willem I, 1813-1840 -- The New Institutional Framework: The Constitutions of 1814-15 -- Precarious Consensus: Trade Policy and Public Finance -- Costly Priorities: Fiscal Policy and Public Debt -- The Activist Experiment: Domestic Economic Policy, 1813-30 -- East Indian Frustration: Colonial Policy, 1813-30 -- Secession and Renewal of the Colonial Nexus, 1830-40 -- Chapter Four: Troubled Recovery: Secession, Policy Adjustment, and the Colonial Nexus, 1813-1840 -- Postwar Instability into Sustained Growth -- The Primary Sector: Agriculture and Fisheries -- Case Study: The Dissolution of the Commons in the Eastern Provinces -- Case Study: Stagnation in the Herring Fishery -- Industrial Development -- Case Study: The Blocked Modernization of the Food Industry -- The Services Sector: Differentiated Dynamics -- Case Study: The Capital Market as a Bottleneck?.