Review of the hardback: 'The essays are of a highly quality and will add enormously to our understanding of twentieth-century economic history.' Contemporary Review

• Part I. The Long Perspective: 1. The City of London and government in modern Britain: debates and politics Philip Williamson; 2. The City of London and the British government: the changing relationship Ronald Michie; Part II. Markets and Society: 3. Markets and governments Forrest Capie; 4. Financial elites revisited Youssef Cassis; 5. The City and democratic capitalism 1950–70 Richard Whiting; Part III. Government and Political Parties: 6. The treasury and the City George Peden; 7. The liberals and the City 1900–31 Anthony Howe; 8. The conservatives and the City Ewen Green; 9. Labour party and the City 1945–70 Jim Tomlinson; Part IV. The Inter-War Period: 10. Moral suasion, Empire borrowers and the new issue market during the 1920s Bernard Attard; 11. Government-City of London relations under the gold standard, 1925–31 Robert Boyce; 12. The City, British policy and the rise of the Third Reich, 1931–37 Neil Forbes; Part V: 1945–2000: 13. Keynesianism, sterling convertibility and reconstruction, 1944–52 Scott Newton; 14. 'Mind the gap': politics and finance since 1950 Arthur Thomas; 15. Domestic monetary policy and the banking system. 1945–71 Duncan Ross; 16. The new City and the state in the 1960s Catherine Schenk; 17. The Bank of England 1970–2000 Charles Goodhart.

Review of the hardback: 'The essays are of a highly quality and will add enormously to our understanding of twentieth-century economic history.' Contemporary Review

• Part I. The Long Perspective: 1. The City of London and government in modern Britain: debates and politics Philip Williamson; 2. The City of London and the British government: the changing relationship Ronald Michie; Part II. Markets and Society: 3. Markets and governments Forrest Capie; 4. Financial elites revisited Youssef Cassis; 5. The City and democratic capitalism 1950–70 Richard Whiting; Part III. Government and Political Parties: 6. The treasury and the City George Peden; 7. The liberals and the City 1900–31 Anthony Howe; 8. The conservatives and the City Ewen Green; 9. Labour party and the City 1945–70 Jim Tomlinson; Part IV. The Inter-War Period: 10. Moral suasion, Empire borrowers and the new issue market during the 1920s Bernard Attard; 11. Government-City of London relations under the gold standard, 1925–31 Robert Boyce; 12. The City, British policy and the rise of the Third Reich, 1931–37 Neil Forbes; Part V: 1945–2000: 13. Keynesianism, sterling convertibility and reconstruction, 1944–52 Scott Newton; 14. 'Mind the gap': politics and finance since 1950 Arthur Thomas; 15. Domestic monetary policy and the banking system. 1945–71 Duncan Ross; 16. The new City and the state in the 1960s Catherine Schenk; 17. The Bank of England 1970–2000 Charles Goodhart.

Review of the hardback: 'The essays are of a highly quality and will add enormously to our understanding of twentieth-century economic history.' Contemporary Review

• Part I. The Long Perspective: 1. The City of London and government in modern Britain: debates and politics Philip Williamson; 2. The City of London and the British government: the changing relationship Ronald Michie; Part II. Markets and Society: 3. Markets and governments Forrest Capie; 4. Financial elites revisited Youssef Cassis; 5. The City and democratic capitalism 1950–70 Richard Whiting; Part III. Government and Political Parties: 6. The treasury and the City George Peden; 7. The liberals and the City 1900–31 Anthony Howe; 8. The conservatives and the City Ewen Green; 9. Labour party and the City 1945–70 Jim Tomlinson; Part IV. The Inter-War Period: 10. Moral suasion, Empire borrowers and the new issue market during the 1920s Bernard Attard; 11. Government-City of London relations under the gold standard, 1925–31 Robert Boyce; 12. The City, British policy and the rise of the Third Reich, 1931–37 Neil Forbes; Part V: 1945–2000: 13. Keynesianism, sterling convertibility and reconstruction, 1944–52 Scott Newton; 14. 'Mind the gap': politics and finance since 1950 Arthur Thomas; 15. Domestic monetary policy and the banking system. 1945–71 Duncan Ross; 16. The new City and the state in the 1960s Catherine Schenk; 17. The Bank of England 1970–2000 Charles Goodhart.