The Politics of Commercial Treaties in the Eighteenth Century

Chapter 1 Trade and Treaties: Balancing the Interstate System

Chapter 2 Égalité, réciprocité, souveraineté: The Role of Commercial Treaties in Colbert’s Economic Policy

Chapter 3 The Anglo-Portuguese Methuen Treaty of 1703: Opportunities and Constraints of Economic Development

Chapter 4 The Anglo-French Treaty of Utrecht of 1713 Revisited: The Politics of Rivalry and Alliance

Chapter 5 The Treaty of Asiento between Spain and Great Britain

Chapter 6 Negotiating the Balance of Power: Russian–Spanish Commercial Relations in the Early Eighteenth Century

Chapter 8 The Conditions of Trade in Wartime: Treaties of Commerce and Maritime Law in the Eighteenth Century

Chapter 9 From Privilege to Equality: Commercial Treaties and the French Solutions to International Competition (1736–1770)

Chapter 10 Securing Asian Trade: Treaty Negotiations between the French and English East India Companies, 1753–1755

Chapter 11 The Rise of a Trading Nation: Prussia and the Convention préliminaire de commerce with France (1753)

Chapter 12 War, Neutrality and Commercial Treaties: The Savoyard State 1660–1789

Chapter 13 Negotiating a Trade Treaty in the Imperial Context: The Habsburg Monarchy in the Eighteenth Century

Chapter 14 French Representations of the 1786 Franco-British Commercial Treaty

Chapter 15 Haiti’s Commercial Treaties: Between Abolition and the Persistence of the Old Regime

Chapter 16 What Trade for a Republican People? French Revolutionary Debates about Commercial Treaties (1792–1799)