Facsimile edition of Naguib Kanawati’s 1977 authoritative assessment of the trends in the wealth of Old Kingdom officials based on analysis of the costliness of their tombs, and how this might reflect the long-believed economic decline.
Reflections on the Future 80 Years After the Bretton Woods Conference
by Giovanni Tria and Federico Arcelli
Price: $15.00
ISBN: 9781737049159
Publisher: Transatlantic Leadership Network
Pub Date: 2024-11-04
Format: Paperback
Imprint: Transatlantic Leadership Network
162 Pages
Examine the evolving role of the U.S. dollar as the global currency since the Bretton Woods Conference, questioning the need for a new monetary system in today's changing world.Over seventy-five years...
In the eighteenth century, Glasgow and its outports became the dominant force in the highly lucrative tobacco commerce from the Americas to Europe. This prize-winning book explains why such remarkable success came about against fierce international competition. First published in 1975 this book is still considered the seminal work on the subject.
Built in 1907 in a traditionally agricultural context, the “Testi” cement factory soon became one of the industrial cornerstones of the Chianti area. In retracing its long history, up to its definitive...
The present study examines the question how the Austrian experience made and continues to make an impact on the economic “catch-up” policies of Hungary and other neighboring states. The author gives...
The behavior of financial markets is in essence determined by the behavior of market participants. There are different groups of market participants. How do they behave? What are the financial theories and empirical results explaining investors behavior? This book provides a thorough discussions on this wide area of financial research.
Edited by Kurt J Gron, Lasse Sørensen and Peter Rowley-Conwy
Price: $70.00
ISBN: 9781789251401
Publisher: Oxbow Books
Pub Date: 2020-04-06
Format: Hardcover
Imprint: Oxbow Books
464 Pages
Presents various perspectives regarding earliest farming among archaeological cultures and geographic locations across Europe, addressing the question: What was the earliest farming really like?
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