The Cambridge Economic History of Modern Europe – Volumes 1 & 2
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Discover the Cambridge Economic History of Modern Europe in a gallery that strips the continent bare. Volume 1 exposes the raw contours of 1700-1870, with Broadberry and O'Rourke framing the knowledge and institutions that drove growth. The early modern era, 1450-1789, reveals revolution and population in intimate detail, while Volume 2, 1870 to present, lingers on the integration of grain markets and deregulation. From the decline of the Roman Empire to modern exchange, every frame teases a deeper economic desire. See the full gallery above.