Pat Hudson
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3687464 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Pat Hudson |
| PRENOMES | Pat |
| SOBRENOME | Hudson |
| ASSINATURA | HUDSON P |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Cardiff University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 53 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 137 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 50 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 5 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1980 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Slavery, Capitalism and the British Economy
The Glasgow Sugar Aristocracy
Mariana Mazzucato
Slavery, Atlantic trade and skills
We challenge the idea that Britain s short-lived industrial primacy in the late 18th and early 19th centuries is explained by comparative advantage in high-level artisan skills possessed by an elite workforce. Skills were vital to the industrial revolution but the timing of change and its regional concentration suggest that Britain s rise to dominance in Atlantic trade was the major causal factor. Rapidly growing markets in Africa and the America…
Inégalité et histoire
Nous résumons la portée et les thèses de l'ouvrage de Piketty, Capital et idéologie , en revenant sur trois éléments sur lesquels son analyse est insuffisante : l'histoire globale, l'idéologie et la technique. On suggère que l'attention limitée qu'il apporte à ces trois sujets déforme son récit, ainsi que ses conclusions politiques. Nous revenons ensuite sur un sujet que, à raison, Piketty examine en profondeur : l'utilisation massive, pendant pr…
Reinventing the Economic History of Industrialisation
The Contradictions of Capital in the Twenty-First Century
The Contradictions of Capital in the Twenty-First Century
This volume of essays builds upon renewed interest in the long-run global development of wealth and inequality stimulated by the publication of Thomas Piketty's Capital in the Twenty-First Century . It brings together an international team of leading economic historians and economists to provide an overview of global developments in the theory and reality of inequality and its salience in the modern world order. The contributors take stock of the…
Sam Davies ( 2 March 1950–27 August 2016 )
Routledge Handbook of Global Economic History
The Soviet version of Marxist theory of history was regarded as the supreme guide in the study of Chinese history. A good number of works of Russian and Soviet economic history were also introduced. Because Marxism emphasizes the determinant of the “economic base”, economic history held the central position in the new history. Marxism provided a theoretic framework of analysis of economic history, which was missing in previous mainstream scholars…
Routledge Handbook of Global Economic History
Cotton . By Beverly Lemire
Correspondence and Commitment
A major question for historians of the eighteenth century is how traders, who were often strangers to each other, managed to establish the sense of mutual reliability that underpinned the expansion of credit, and of long distance trade. This article examines the role of commercial correspondence in this process, based on archives from different British regions and sectors of domestic and overseas trade. The form and functions of letters, their st…
The Rise of a Victorian Ironopolis
(2013). The Rise of a Victorian Ironopolis: Middlesbrough and Regional Industrialisation. By Minoru Yasumoto. Cultural and Social History: Vol. 10, No. 1, pp. 155-156
Karl Gunnar Persson, An Economic History of Europe
The British cotton trade, 1660-1815 - By Beverly Lemire
The Bourgeois Era
Bourgeois dignity
Closeness and Distance
Keywords: microhistoryeveryday lifequotidianmethodology
King cotton
The British industrial revolution in global perspective - By Robert C. Allen
Robert C. Allen , The British industrial revolution in global perspective ( Cambridge : Cambridge University Press , 2009 . Pp. xi + 331 . 38 figs. 10 plates. 21 tabs. ISBN 9780521868273 Hbk. £45/$85 ; 9780521687850 Pbk. £16.99/$27.99 ) This work is ground-breaking. It expounds a forceful new thesis and introduces the early fruits of major international comparative statistical work on growth data. All future research on British industrialization …
Reflections on the cliometrics revolution
Women, business and finance in nineteenth‐century Europe
Two textile townships, c. 1660‐1820
Shorter notice. Escape from the Market. Negotiating Work in Lancashire. M Huberman
Journal Article Escape from the Market. Negotiating Work in Lancashire. M Huberman Get access P Hudson P Hudson University of Wales, Cardiff, UK Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The English Historical Review, Volume 114, Issue 459, November 1999, Pages 1341–1342, https://doi.org/10.1093/ehr/114.459.1341 Published: 01 November 1999
Rehabilitating the Industrial Revolution
Rehabilitating the industrial revolution. Gradualist perspectives now dominate economic and social histories of the industrial revolution. Analyses of economic change which rely on growth accounting and macroeconomic estimates of productivity indicate continuity with the past; social historians have followed in turning aside from the analysis of new class formations. This article challenges these perspectives. Currently accepted economic indicato…
Proto-industrialisation
In recent years the debate on the transition to industrial capitalism in Europe has been influenced and informed by the concept of a 'proto-industrial phase' which preceded and paved the way for industrialisation. In this phase the spread and prevalence of rural domestic production for long distance trade is seen as the major dynamic and attention is focussed on the 'functional interrelationship between the peasant family economy and merchant cap…
Two textile townships, c. 1660‐1820
Growth and Change
The aim of our article 'Rehabilitating the industrial revolution' was to broaden the debate about the extent and nature of change in the economy and society of the industrial revolution.' In 'Output growth and the British industrial revolution'2 Crafts and Harley reassert their position on the beginnings of modern economic growth, and dismiss our criticisms as confused and misleading. In doing this they have misconstrued a number of our arguments…
Ethical Practices of Licensed Professional Counselors
The authors report results of a survey, conducted in 1986 by the Association for Counselor Education and Supervision (ACES) Ethics/Professional Practices Interest Network, of licensing boards in the 10 states that had enacted professional counselor licensure laws by the end of 1984. Data are reported regarding the number of counselors licensed in each state, the nature and extent of ethical violations claimed, dispositions of the complaints by th…
Industrialization in Britain
Micro-history, with its detailed focus on socio-cultural relationships and the interconnectedness of different elements in people’s lives, offers an accessible way of avoiding the fragmentation of history into specialist temporal and thematic subdivisions and of avoiding unhelpful abstractions and aggregations. Theoretically-informed and integrated micro-studies can draw upon analysis of national structural developments but also reflect the varie…
Slavery, Atlantic trade and skills
We challenge the idea that Britain s short-lived industrial primacy in the late 18th and early 19th centuries is explained by comparative advantage in high-level artisan skills possessed by an elite workforce. Skills were vital to the industrial revolution but the timing of change and its regional concentration suggest that Britain s rise to dominance in Atlantic trade was the major causal factor. Rapidly growing markets in Africa and the America…
Closeness and Distance
Keywords: microhistoryeveryday lifequotidianmethodology
Manufacture in Town and Country before the Factory
The internal organisation of production before the development of the factory system is still shrouded in historical mystery. How goods were made before machines, how work was organised before the factory system, how artisans and labourers perceived and lived their work are questions to which we have only hesitant and tentative answers. Hitherto, historians have been too concerned with the emerging features of the modern industrial capitalist ord…
Industrialization before industrialization
The Role of Banks in the Finance of the West Yorkshire Wool Textile Industry, c. 1780–1850
The view of early British commercial banks as almost exclusive suppliers of short-term accommodation loans is further diminished by Dr. Hudson's intensive research in the surviving records of banks operating in the expanding wool manufacturing district of West Yorkshire from the turn of the century to the 1840s. By means primarily of the overdraft expedient, private banks and, after they were permitted by law, joint-stock banks, routinely made no…
Slavery, Capitalism and the British Economy
The British industrial revolution in global perspective - By Robert C. Allen
Robert C. Allen , The British industrial revolution in global perspective ( Cambridge : Cambridge University Press , 2009 . Pp. xi + 331 . 38 figs. 10 plates. 21 tabs. ISBN 9780521868273 Hbk. £45/$85 ; 9780521687850 Pbk. £16.99/$27.99 ) This work is ground-breaking. It expounds a forceful new thesis and introduces the early fruits of major international comparative statistical work on growth data. All future research on British industrialization …
Customs in Common
Introduction - custom and culture the patricians and the plebs custom, law and common right the moral economy of the English crowd in the eighteenth century the moral economy reviewed time, work-discipline and industrial capitalism the sales of wives rough music
Child Labour and the Industrial Revolution
The growth of British industry
The Role of Banks in the Finance of the West Yorkshire Wool Textile Industry, c. 1780–1850
The view of early British commercial banks as almost exclusive suppliers of short-term accommodation loans is further diminished by Dr. Hudson's intensive research in the surviving records of banks operating in the expanding wool manufacturing district of West Yorkshire from the turn of the century to the 1840s. By means primarily of the overdraft expedient, private banks and, after they were permitted by law, joint-stock banks, routinely made no…
Proto-industrialisation
In recent years the debate on the transition to industrial capitalism in Europe has been influenced and informed by the concept of a 'proto-industrial phase' which preceded and paved the way for industrialisation. In this phase the spread and prevalence of rural domestic production for long distance trade is seen as the major dynamic and attention is focussed on the 'functional interrelationship between the peasant family economy and merchant cap…
Industrialization before industrialization
Regional transformation and industrial revolution
Manufacture in Town and Country before the Factory
Manufacture in Town and Country before the Factory
The internal organisation of production before the development of the factory system is still shrouded in historical mystery. How goods were made before machines, how work was organised before the factory system, how artisans and labourers perceived and lived their work are questions to which we have only hesitant and tentative answers. Hitherto, historians have been too concerned with the emerging features of the modern industrial capitalist ord…
Proto-Industrialization
In the early 1970s an ugly new word — ‘proto-industrialization’ — entered the literature of economic history and since then has rapidly colonized books, articles and even undergraduate essays, spawning additional abstractions as it goes along. A new historical generalization had arrived, chiefly through the efforts of Franklin Mendels [64]
Ethical Practices of Licensed Professional Counselors
The authors report results of a survey, conducted in 1986 by the Association for Counselor Education and Supervision (ACES) Ethics/Professional Practices Interest Network, of licensing boards in the 10 states that had enacted professional counselor licensure laws by the end of 1984. Data are reported regarding the number of counselors licensed in each state, the nature and extent of ethical violations claimed, dispositions of the complaints by th…
The Genesis of Industrial Capital
Introduction: 1. The study of capital accumulation 2. An industry in transition: the West Riding wool textile sector, 1750-1850 Part II. The Primary Accumulation of Capital: 3. Proto-industrialisation 4. Land and industry Part III. The Web of Credit: 5. Wool purchase 6. Materials, plant, services and labour 7. The trade in woollen and worsted products 8. Trade credit and growth Part IV. External and Internal Finance: 9. Attorneys, banks and indus…
Regions and Industries
The Industrial Age
A new edition of this popular single volume survey of the British economy from industrialisation to the present day. This key text has been updated to cover a further decade of Britain's economic and social fortunes. In particular the chapters on the industrial revolution have been extensively revised and there is a new chapter on environmental history. The Industial Age marshals a wealth of statistical and other evidence, using economic theory t…
Shorter Notices
Shorter Notices Get access PAT HUDSON PAT HUDSON University of Liverpool Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The English Historical Review, Volume CVI, Issue CCCCXIX, April 1991, Page 486, https://doi.org/10.1093/ehr/CVI.CCCCXIX.486 Published: 01 April 1991
Regions and Industries
(1991). Regions and Industries: A Perspective on the Industrial Revolution in Britain. Economic Geography: Vol. 67, No. 2, pp. 167-169
Regions and Industries
Uneven Development under Capitalism
Women's Work and the Family Economy in Historical Perspective
Industrialisation and everyday life
Rehabilitating the Industrial Revolution
Rehabilitating the industrial revolution. Gradualist perspectives now dominate economic and social histories of the industrial revolution. Analyses of economic change which rely on growth accounting and macroeconomic estimates of productivity indicate continuity with the past; social historians have followed in turning aside from the analysis of new class formations. This article challenges these perspectives. Currently accepted economic indicato…
Child Labour and the Industrial Revolution
The Industrial Revolution
Women's Work and the Family Economy in Historical Perspective
Customs in Common
Introduction - custom and culture the patricians and the plebs custom, law and common right the moral economy of the English crowd in the eighteenth century the moral economy reviewed time, work-discipline and industrial capitalism the sales of wives rough music
Growth and Change
The aim of our article 'Rehabilitating the industrial revolution' was to broaden the debate about the extent and nature of change in the economy and society of the industrial revolution.' In 'Output growth and the British industrial revolution'2 Crafts and Harley reassert their position on the beginnings of modern economic growth, and dismiss our criticisms as confused and misleading. In doing this they have misconstrued a number of our arguments…
Consumption and the World of Goods
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