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Financial Crisis of the 21st Century

Description: This cluster of papers covers a wide range of topics related to the first global financial crisis of the 21st century, including its economic impact, cultural analysis, urbanization, historical practices, social historical practices, rural protest, and the print trade. The papers delve into various aspects of the crisis and its effects on different regions and communities.
Parent subfield: Finance
OpenAlex ID: T14101
2004 · Roger Schofield · Wiley eBooks · 53
2011 · Charles Mackay · Cambridge University Press eBooks · 32
1995 · Richard Hoyle · 31
1994 · R. W. HOYLE · The English Historical Review · 31
2001 · IAN W. ARCHER · The Historical Journal · 28
1991 · MICHAEL BUSH · History · 27
1988 · Stanford E. Lehmberg, G. W. Bernard · The American Historical Review · 27
2007 · Henrik Langelüddecke · Journal of British Studies · 25
2013 · Frederick Charles Dietz · Routledge eBooks · 23
1998 · R. W. Hoyle · The Economic History Review · 23
1996 · Richard Grassby, M. J. Braddick · The American Historical Review · 22
2000 · JOHN CRAMSIE · The Historical Journal · 19
1979 · James Alsop · The Historical Journal · 18
1977 · José Roberto Almeida Mello · Revista de História · 18
2013 · Alex Brayson · White Rose eTheses Online (University of Leeds, The University of Sheffield, University of York) · 15
1985 · PAULINE CROFT · Parliamentary History · 13
1955 · Helen Miller · Historical Research · 12
1910 · M. D. Gordon · Transactions of the Royal Historical Society · 12
1977 · ROBIN J. W. SWALES · Historical Research · 11
1922 · Edward P. Cheyney, Frederick C. Dietz · The American Historical Review · 10
Works count: 1,323
Citation count: 693
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