Lessons of the British War Economy

Economics · Economy · Keynesian economics · Political science · Australian History and Society · Defense, Military, and Policy Studies · Historical Economic and Social Studies

• Sir William Beveridge, The British Government and Plans for Food Control in Time of War, c. 1916–1941

  Kevin Manton•Contemporary British History•2009

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• The resilience of democratic institutions in Britain, Australia and the United States under conditions of total war

  John E Owens•Australian Journal Of International…•2012

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• War, Industrial Mobilisation and Society in Northern Ireland, 1939–1945

  Open Access•Philip Ollerenshaw•Contemporary European History•2007

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• The Keynesian Revolution in Whitehall

  Open Access•Peter Barberis•Public Policy and Administration•1988

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• When Does Personality Make a Difference? Lord Cherwell and the Area Bombing of Germany

  Open Access•Hugh Berrington•International Political Science…•1989

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• National Accounts in Africa

  Open Access•D A Lury•The Journal of Modern African…•1964

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• Compliance with Price Controls in the United States and the United Kingdom During World War II

  Open Access•Geofrey T Mills, Geofrey Mills et al.•The Journal of Economic History•1987

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• Economic Advice at the Centre of British Government, 1939–1941

  Open Access•Alan Booth•The Historical Journal•1986

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• Inflation, Taxation and Equity

  Shlomo Maital•The Economic Journal•1972

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• Richard F. Kahn

  Maria Cristina Marcuzzo•History of Economics Review•2020

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• Philanthropy

  Open Access•Frank Prochaska, F K Prochaska•The Cambridge Social History of…•1990

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• Black Market Logic

  Open Access•Kenneth Moure•Global Food History•2024

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• Britain in the 1950s

  Alan Booth•History of Political Economy•2001

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