Vincent Barnett has been a Research Fellow for over two decades at numerous universities across the UK. He most recent books are the Routledge Historical Biography John Maynard Keynes (2013), and the first monograph in English exploring the work of E.E. Slutsky as Economist and Mathematician (2011).

'…a solid bridge between the classical literature on national styles and traditions and the new frontier of a World History of Economic Thought.' - Antonio Magliulo, Rome University of International Studies

• 1. Introduction Part I: Europe 2. England (Roger Middleton) 3. Scotland (Alexander Dow and Sheila Dow) 4. Ireland (Renee Prendergast) 5 Italy (Pier Luigi Porta) 6. Greece (Michaelis M. Psalidopoulos) 7. Spain and Portugal (José Luís Cardoso and Luis Perdices de Blas) 8. Germany (Erik Grimmer-Solem) 9. Sweden (Lars Magnusson) 10. Russia and Ukraine (François Allisson) Part 2: The Americas 11. United States of America (J.E. King) 12. Canada (Robin Neill) 13. Mexico and Central America (Richard Weiner) 14. The Caribbean (Mark Figueroa) 15. Spanish-speaking South America (Verónica Montecinos) 16. Brazil (Patrice Franko) Part 3: The Middle East 17. Turkey (Eyüp Özveren) 18. Israel (Yuwal Yonay and Arie Krampf) 19. Arab-Islamic Economics (S.M. Ghazanfar) 20. Persia / Iran (Hamid Hosseini) 21. North Africa (Hamed El-Said) Part 4: Africa 22. West Africa (Gareth Austin and Gerardo Serra) 23. Southern Africa (Tidings P. Ndhlovu and Nene Ernest Khalema 24. Angola and Mozambique (Steven Kyle) Part 5: The Asia-Pacific Region 25. Australia and New Zealand (William Coleman) 26. China (Zagros Madjd-Sadjadi) 27. Southeast Asia (Cassey Lee and Thee Kian Wie) 28. The Asian Tigers (Takashi Kanatsu) 29. India (balakrishnan Chandrasekaran) 30. Conclusion

Vincent Barnett has been a Research Fellow for over two decades at numerous universities across the UK. He most recent books are the Routledge Historical Biography John Maynard Keynes (2013), and the first monograph in English exploring the work of E.E. Slutsky as Economist and Mathematician (2011).

'…a solid bridge between the classical literature on national styles and traditions and the new frontier of a World History of Economic Thought.' - Antonio Magliulo, Rome University of International Studies

• 1. Introduction Part I: Europe 2. England (Roger Middleton) 3. Scotland (Alexander Dow and Sheila Dow) 4. Ireland (Renee Prendergast) 5 Italy (Pier Luigi Porta) 6. Greece (Michaelis M. Psalidopoulos) 7. Spain and Portugal (José Luís Cardoso and Luis Perdices de Blas) 8. Germany (Erik Grimmer-Solem) 9. Sweden (Lars Magnusson) 10. Russia and Ukraine (François Allisson) Part 2: The Americas 11. United States of America (J.E. King) 12. Canada (Robin Neill) 13. Mexico and Central America (Richard Weiner) 14. The Caribbean (Mark Figueroa) 15. Spanish-speaking South America (Verónica Montecinos) 16. Brazil (Patrice Franko) Part 3: The Middle East 17. Turkey (Eyüp Özveren) 18. Israel (Yuwal Yonay and Arie Krampf) 19. Arab-Islamic Economics (S.M. Ghazanfar) 20. Persia / Iran (Hamid Hosseini) 21. North Africa (Hamed El-Said) Part 4: Africa 22. West Africa (Gareth Austin and Gerardo Serra) 23. Southern Africa (Tidings P. Ndhlovu and Nene Ernest Khalema 24. Angola and Mozambique (Steven Kyle) Part 5: The Asia-Pacific Region 25. Australia and New Zealand (William Coleman) 26. China (Zagros Madjd-Sadjadi) 27. Southeast Asia (Cassey Lee and Thee Kian Wie) 28. The Asian Tigers (Takashi Kanatsu) 29. India (balakrishnan Chandrasekaran) 30. Conclusion

Vincent Barnett has been a Research Fellow for over two decades at numerous universities across the UK. He most recent books are the Routledge Historical Biography John Maynard Keynes (2013), and the first monograph in English exploring the work of E.E. Slutsky as Economist and Mathematician (2011).

'…a solid bridge between the classical literature on national styles and traditions and the new frontier of a World History of Economic Thought.' - Antonio Magliulo, Rome University of International Studies

• 1. Introduction Part I: Europe 2. England (Roger Middleton) 3. Scotland (Alexander Dow and Sheila Dow) 4. Ireland (Renee Prendergast) 5 Italy (Pier Luigi Porta) 6. Greece (Michaelis M. Psalidopoulos) 7. Spain and Portugal (José Luís Cardoso and Luis Perdices de Blas) 8. Germany (Erik Grimmer-Solem) 9. Sweden (Lars Magnusson) 10. Russia and Ukraine (François Allisson) Part 2: The Americas 11. United States of America (J.E. King) 12. Canada (Robin Neill) 13. Mexico and Central America (Richard Weiner) 14. The Caribbean (Mark Figueroa) 15. Spanish-speaking South America (Verónica Montecinos) 16. Brazil (Patrice Franko) Part 3: The Middle East 17. Turkey (Eyüp Özveren) 18. Israel (Yuwal Yonay and Arie Krampf) 19. Arab-Islamic Economics (S.M. Ghazanfar) 20. Persia / Iran (Hamid Hosseini) 21. North Africa (Hamed El-Said) Part 4: Africa 22. West Africa (Gareth Austin and Gerardo Serra) 23. Southern Africa (Tidings P. Ndhlovu and Nene Ernest Khalema 24. Angola and Mozambique (Steven Kyle) Part 5: The Asia-Pacific Region 25. Australia and New Zealand (William Coleman) 26. China (Zagros Madjd-Sadjadi) 27. Southeast Asia (Cassey Lee and Thee Kian Wie) 28. The Asian Tigers (Takashi Kanatsu) 29. India (balakrishnan Chandrasekaran) 30. Conclusion