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`This ambitious and timely book is something quite new: a multi-authored undergraduate economic history text that is resolutely pan-European in its approach. The promiscuous presence of so many nation-states in virtually every chapter is very exciting. The outcome - an explicitly comparative and interdisciplinary analysis (with lots of elementary and intermediate economics) by three dozen of the best practitioners in the field - is a resounding success.' Cormac O Grada, Professor of Economics, University College Dublin
`Earlier economic histories of Europe were organized by country, which left the reader unable to see linkages between national economies or to appreciate how the several national economies differed or were similar. This very fine treatment is thus long overdue. The editors have organized a large, talented team of specialist scholars to create a coherent, up-to-date treatment. This work will quickly find a place in both teaching and research.' Timothy W. Guinnane, Philipp Golden Bartlett Professor of Economic History, Yale University
`The first unified economic history of modern Europe provides a wideangle perspective on an epic process of development that transcends national boundaries. Academics, students, policy makers and interested readers will turn to the essays by leading experts in the field for many years to come.' Alan M. Taylor, Professor of Economics, University of California, Davis
