The Caribbean and the Atlantic World Economy : Circuits of trade, money and knowledge, 1650–1914

Chapter 1 Experiments in Modernity: the Making of the Atlantic World Economy

Chapter 2 From Seas to Ocean: Interpreting the Shift from the North Sea-Baltic World to the Atlantic, 1650–1800

Chapter 3 On the Rocks: a New Approach to Atlantic World Trade, 1520–1890

Chapter 4 Commerce and Conflict: Jamaica and the War of the Spanish Succession

Chapter 5 Baltimore and the French Atlantic: Empires, Commerce, and Identity in a Revolutionary Age, 1783–1798

Chapter 6 Modernity and the Demise of the Dutch Atlantic, 1650–1914

Chapter 7 From Local to Transatlantic: Insuring Trade in the Caribbean

Chapter 8 Slavery, the British Atlantic Economy, and the Industrial Revolution

Chapter 9 Commodity Frontiers, Spatial Economy, and Technological Innovation in the Caribbean Sugar Industry, 1783–1878

Chapter 11 Baring Brothers and the Cuban Plantation Economy, 1814–1870

Chapter 12 Circuits of Knowledge: Foreign Technology and Transnational Expertise in Nineteenth-century Cuba

Chapter 13 Afterword: Mercantilism and the Caribbean Atlantic World Economy