Making Commercial Law Through Practice 1830-1970

ISBN-13: 9781316648377 / Angielski / Miękka / 2022 / 527 str.

Ross (London School of Economics and Political Science) Cran

Opis

Draws on archival research to tell the story of the nineteenth and twentieth-century development of commercial law through practice.

Recenzje

'The first main point of interest in Making Commercial Law is the detailed analysis of how English law and English courts shaped the normative environment within which markets expanded, in England and in a large part of the world … the first introductory chapter (pp. 1–60) should be a must-read for any historian with even a passing interest in the operations of nineteenth-century markets or in the way the Common Law shaped those markets - and not as a dummy variable.' Jérôme Sgard, The Journal of Economic History

Spis treści

1. Commercial and Legal Context; 2. The Commodity Markets of London and Liverpool; 3. Agents, 'Agents' and Agency; 4. Sale, Hire and the Distribution of Manufactured Goods; 5. International Commodity Sales; 6. Bank Finance for Trade and Industry.