Aufsätze

Martin Espenhorst: More than a Principle. The History of Savings Banks in the Course of Stein’s Städteordnung, 1808-1838 — S. 107

Alexander Troschke / Friedrich Thießen: Was wusste Markowitz? Die Geschichte der Diversifikation — S. 124

Miszelle

Claudio Marsilio: “Four times a year for so many years”. The Italian Exchange Fairs during the XVIth-XVIIth Centuries — S. 151

Rezensionen

Jeremy Atack / Larry Neal (Eds.), The Origin and Development of Financial Markets and Institutions: From the 17th Century to the Present (Ranald C. Michie) — S. 166

Gerald D. Feldman / Peter Hertner (Eds.), Finance and Modernization: A Transnational and Transcontinental Perspective for the Nineteenth and Twentieth Century (Gerben Bakker) — S. 168

Youssef Cassis / Philip L. Cottrell (Eds.), The World of Private Banking (Verena v. Wiczlinski) — S. 169

Dieter Ziegler, „Alle Zeit gehört der Bank“. Der Bankier Eugen Gutmann (1840-1925). Zum 90. Geburtstag Lilli Collas Gutmann (Boris Gehlen) — S. 173

Sean O’Connell, Credit and Community. Working-class Debt in the UK since 1880 (Beate Sturm)— S. 174

Gerald Braunberger, Keynes für Jedermann. Die Renaissance des Krisenökonomen (Heiko Körner)— S. 176

Andrea H. Schneider, Immergrüner Wandel. 85 Jahre Rentenbank (Harald Wixforth)— S. 177

Gerald F. Davis, Managed by the Markets. How Finance re-shaped America (Moritz Schularick)— S. 178

Literaturbericht— S. 181