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THE ECONOMIC HISTORY SOCIETY Annual Conference Keele University 6 – 8 April 2018 Programme including New Researchers’ Papers & Abstracts of the other Academic Papers Contents Page no. Contents i Welcome to Keele University viii Summary conference programme ix Brief guide to conference arrangements xii Campus Plan xiv How to reach Keele University xv NEW RESEARCHERS’ SESSIONS I/A THE MEDIEVAL ECONOMY Spike Gibbs The changing role of manorial officers in late-medieval and early- modern England, 1300-1600 1 Robert Blackmore Wine prices in Anglo-Gascon trade, c.1337-c.1460 8 Hannah Robb A crisis in credit? Everyday credit in the Courts of York 14 I/B THE LONG EIGHTEENTH CENTURY Darius Sakalauskas The monasteries as a cradle of the profit economy in the early modern urban society in east-central Europe: a case of 17-18th century Vilnius 18 Sara Caputo Foreign seamen in the British Navy, 1793-1815: A demographic profile based on quantitative analysis 23 Alexander Wakelam Confinement as informal contract enforcement: An economic 29 analysis of debt imprisonment, 1740-1815 I/C BANKING AND FINANCIAL MARKETS IN THE 19TH CENTURY Chenzi Xu Financial frictions in trade: Evidence from the British Banking Crisis of 1866 39 Maria Stella ‘The bank to the government and the government to the bankers’: Chiaruttini Banking development and the Italian Risorgimento, 1814-74 45 Miguel Ángel Ortiz Political connections and stock returns: Evidence from the Serrano Boulangiste campaign 50 I/D HEALTH, LABOUR AND FAMILY Carolin Schmidt Home is where the health is: Housing and adult height from the late 19th to the mid-20th centuries 57 Michael Poyker Economic consequences of the U.S. convict labour system 63 Duman Bahrami-Rad Perpetuating the family name: Female inheritance, in-marriage and gender norms 69 I/E INDUSTRY AND INDUSTRIALIZATION Mauricio Casanova State-led industrialization? The origins of the ISI model in Chile, 1932-45 74 Colin Chamberlain British perceptions of German postwar industrial relations 81 I/F MONEY AND INSURANCE Bence Varga ‘The world of security’: Evolvement of the supervision of insurance activity in Hungary 86 Thomas Gould British insurance and the revolution in the management of financial uncertainty 91 Andrew Cook Decimalizing the Pound: A victory for the gentlemanly City against the forces of modernity? 100 II/A THE EARLY MODERN ECONOMY Maria Aleksandrova Paying back royal debts: English monarchs at the Antwerp bourse in the middle of the 16th century 105 Mabel Winter The Bank of Woollchurch Market and England’s ‘Financial Revolution’ 110 Plamen Ivanov The forging of capitalism 115 II/B MONETARY POLICY i Contents Sabine Schneider Imperial Germany’s gold Mark and the creation of an international currency, 1871-1914 121 Ousmène Jacques Monetary policy transmission and regional monetary policy Mandeng differentiation in Germany, 1876-90 126 Roger Vicquéry Optimum currency areas and European monetary integration: Evidence from the Italian and German unifications 134 II/C TRADE AND INDUSTRY Tabitha Baker ‘I had no time at all in the noisy whirlwind of Paris to tell you of the successful carrying out of your orders’: Supplying consumer demand for embroidery in 18th-century France 141 Nikita Bilenko Trade legislation of the Russian Empire and the problem of local commodity markets’ borders of the Tula Governorate in the second half of the 19th century 146 Christian Berker Institutions and growth: The 19th century special economic zone of Offenbach on the Main and its industrial take-off 151 II/D BUSINESS, DEPRESSION AND THE LABOUR MARKET Andrew Primmer The Colombian National Railway Company: political stability and company profitability, a case study 161 Ivan Luzardo Underemployment and inter-regional labour frictions: the origin of mass unemployment in interwar Britain 169 II/E WAR AND THE ECONOMY Robin Adams Shadow of a taxman: How, and by whom, was the Republican government financed during the Irish War of Independence, 1919-21? 175 Norma Cohen Winning the capital, winning the war: the role of the retail investor in the First World War 181 Abhijit Sarkar Dining with the state: Wartime state intervention in food consumption, and popular responses in Colonial India during the Second World War 186 II/F BANKS AND MONETARY POLICY Marc Adam Liquidating Bankers’ Acceptances: International crisis, personal conflict and American exceptionalism in the Federal Reserve, 1914-32 187 Alain Naef Dirty float or clean intervention? The Bank of England on the foreign exchange market, 1952-72 192 Yasuto Dobashi Manipulation of long-term interest rates from 1961-64: How Britain discarded ‘Operation Twist’ 198 II/G MINORITIES, MIGRATION AND DEVELOPMENT SUBSIDIES Andreas Ferrara Economic and social integration of minorities: The effect of the Second World War on racial segregation 204 Young-ook Jang The road home: The role of ethnicity in Soviet and post-Soviet migration 210 Isaac Scarborough A Union of ‘Subsidized’ Socialist Republics? The case of Tajikistan’s 1980’s cotton revenues 218 New Researcher Posters 224 Academic Sessions – I/A THE RESTORATION HEARTH TAX AND THE POOR IN MARGINAL LANDSCAPES Andrew Wareham Taxing ‘a thing of such absolute necessity in a cold country’, 1662- 64 227 Evelyn Lord Poverty and the single hearth in the Huntingdonshire hearth tax 227 Catherine Ferguson Behind the hearth tax exemption figures for Surrey: a tapestry of local variation, 1664-73 229 ii Contents I/B SOCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NETWORKS Edmond Smith Commercial networks, decision making and financial practices in early modern England, 1575-1630 231 Aske Brock Company directors’ social networks: Economic change and continuity during the 17th century 232 Carol Beardmore Doctoring Derbyshire: A case study of Edward Wrench, rural GP, 1862-1912 233 I/C UHG SESSION: NEW RESEARCH IN URBAN HISTORY Anna Feintuck The geography and economics of cartographic publishing in the late 19th century 235 Malcolm Noble The political economy of municipal boundaries: rates, responsibilities and rivalries – Edinburgh and Leith, 1830-60 236 Denise McHugh & Urban thrills: Experiencing structural and technological innovation Lucy Faire in postwar city centres 236 I/D MIGRATION John Killick Return migration from the United States to Britain, 1815-60 238 Gaspare Tortorici Globalization, agricultural markets, and mass migration, 1881-1914 240 et al. 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