Antonella Alimento is Professor of Early Modern History at the University of Pisa, Italy. She specialises in European political and economic history and is Co-Editor (with Koen Stapelbroek) of The Politics of Commercial Treaties in the Eighteenth Century (Palgrave, 2017).Aris Della Fontana is a doctoral student at the Scuola Normale Superiore in Pisa, Italy, and the University of Lausanne in Switzerland.

• 1. Histories of Trade: Civilisation and Political Economy in the Long Eighteenth Century.- 2. Figurism, Temporal Goods and the Manifestation of the Divine: The History of Trade Among Eighteenth-Century Jansenist Pedagogues.- 3.  The Physiocratic Counter-History of Trade.- 4. The History of Trade and the Legitimacy of the Dutch Republic.- 5. Emulation, Wealth and Civilisation: Works on the History of Trade and Industry in Early Modern England.- 6. Re-employing Sources to Reflect on Merchants and Sovereigns: Medici Nostalgia and Civilisation in Eighteenth-Century Livorno.- 7. August Ludwig Schlözer’s General History of Trade and of Seafaring (1758): Cameralism, Natural History, and the Rise of Civilisation.- 8. From Contemporary Models to the Glories of Antiquity: Power, Decline and National Virtues in the Neapolitan Histories of Trade.- 9. The City, War and Modern Civilisation from the Perspective of Raynal’s Histoire Des Deux Indes.- 10. In the Mirror of Rome: Commerce, Conquest and Civilisation Between Venice, Spain and France (1781–1800).

Antonella Alimento is Professor of Early Modern History at the University of Pisa, Italy. She specialises in European political and economic history and is Co-Editor (with Koen Stapelbroek) of The Politics of Commercial Treaties in the Eighteenth Century (Palgrave, 2017).Aris Della Fontana is a doctoral student at the Scuola Normale Superiore in Pisa, Italy, and the University of Lausanne in Switzerland.

• 1. Histories of Trade: Civilisation and Political Economy in the Long Eighteenth Century.- 2. Figurism, Temporal Goods and the Manifestation of the Divine: The History of Trade Among Eighteenth-Century Jansenist Pedagogues.- 3.  The Physiocratic Counter-History of Trade.- 4. The History of Trade and the Legitimacy of the Dutch Republic.- 5. Emulation, Wealth and Civilisation: Works on the History of Trade and Industry in Early Modern England.- 6. Re-employing Sources to Reflect on Merchants and Sovereigns: Medici Nostalgia and Civilisation in Eighteenth-Century Livorno.- 7. August Ludwig Schlözer’s General History of Trade and of Seafaring (1758): Cameralism, Natural History, and the Rise of Civilisation.- 8. From Contemporary Models to the Glories of Antiquity: Power, Decline and National Virtues in the Neapolitan Histories of Trade.- 9. The City, War and Modern Civilisation from the Perspective of Raynal’s Histoire Des Deux Indes.- 10. In the Mirror of Rome: Commerce, Conquest and Civilisation Between Venice, Spain and France (1781–1800).

Antonella Alimento is Professor of Early Modern History at the University of Pisa, Italy. She specialises in European political and economic history and is Co-Editor (with Koen Stapelbroek) of The Politics of Commercial Treaties in the Eighteenth Century (Palgrave, 2017).Aris Della Fontana is a doctoral student at the Scuola Normale Superiore in Pisa, Italy, and the University of Lausanne in Switzerland.

• 1. Histories of Trade: Civilisation and Political Economy in the Long Eighteenth Century.- 2. Figurism, Temporal Goods and the Manifestation of the Divine: The History of Trade Among Eighteenth-Century Jansenist Pedagogues.- 3.  The Physiocratic Counter-History of Trade.- 4. The History of Trade and the Legitimacy of the Dutch Republic.- 5. Emulation, Wealth and Civilisation: Works on the History of Trade and Industry in Early Modern England.- 6. Re-employing Sources to Reflect on Merchants and Sovereigns: Medici Nostalgia and Civilisation in Eighteenth-Century Livorno.- 7. August Ludwig Schlözer’s General History of Trade and of Seafaring (1758): Cameralism, Natural History, and the Rise of Civilisation.- 8. From Contemporary Models to the Glories of Antiquity: Power, Decline and National Virtues in the Neapolitan Histories of Trade.- 9. The City, War and Modern Civilisation from the Perspective of Raynal’s Histoire Des Deux Indes.- 10. In the Mirror of Rome: Commerce, Conquest and Civilisation Between Venice, Spain and France (1781–1800).