Imperial Preference
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- Churchill's Three Circles
- The Riddle of the Tariff A. C. Pigou M.A. Fellow of King’S College Cambridge Jevons Memorial Lecturer University College London 1904
- The Ministry of Economic Warfare: Anglo-American Relations from 1939-1941
- A Survey of the European Reaction to the Passage of the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act of 1930
- “Exchange Goods, Not Bombs” Free Trade Was One of the Cornerstones of the Victorian Liberal Party
- Consumers, Commodities, and the Empire Marketing Board, 1926-1933
- The Echoes of Imperial Preference | Institute for Global Change
- Shipping Network 1 March 2018 Contents
- The Importance of Being 'British'? Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the Cultural Economy of Empire in the Interwar Era
- Defying Gravity: the 1932 Imperial Economic Conference and the Reorientation of Canadian Trade
- Democratization and Trade Policy Under Empire∗
- The Economics of Edwardian Imperial Preference: What Can New Zealand Reveal?1
- Portugal Industrial, 1808-1851*
- Working Paper No. 318
- Caring About the British Empire British Imperial Activist Groups, 1900-1967, with Special Reference to the Junior Imperial League and the League of Empire Loyalists
- National Identity and British Foreign Policy
- Revival of British Liberal Party 1902–1905 | Peter Skokan Wbhr 02|2011