Imagining Britain’s Economic Future, c.1800–1975

Chapter 1 Imagining Britain’s Economic Future, c.1800–1975: Trade, Consumerism, and Global Markets

Chapter 2 Imagining the Opium Trade: Britain’s Justification for the First Anglo-Chinese War

Chapter 3 Business in the Borderlands: American Trade in the South African Marketplace, 1871–1902

Chapter 4 Imagining New Zealand’s Economy in the Mid-Twentieth Century

Chapter 5 Racing Round the World: Geographical Board Games and Britain’s Global Expansion, 1780–1850

Chapter 6 British Free Trade and the International Feminist Vision for Peace, c.1846–1946

Chapter 7 What Was a British Buy? Empire, Europe and the Politics of Patriotic Trade in Britain, c.1945–1963

Chapter 8 How Self-Service Happened: The Vision and Reality of Changing Market Practices in Britain

Chapter 9 Less Than an Empire and More Than British: Foreign Investor Competition in Ghana and Nigeria in the 1960s

Chapter 10 ‘Information After Imperialism’: British Overseas Representation and Francophone Africa (1957–1967)

Chapter 11 Constructing Colonial Capitalism: The Public Relations Campaigns of Hong Kong Business Groups, 1959–1966

Chapter 12 Un-Imagining Markets: Chambers of Commerce, Globalisation and the Political Economy of the Commonwealth of Nations, 1945–1975

Chapter 13 Commercial Preferences: Economics and Britain’s European Choices, 1945–2016