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'. . . this collection will be useful to economic and business historians in reminding them that capitalism is not a monolithic and unvarying economic system.' -- Gail D. Triner, Business History 'Although so many collections of essays such as the one at hand are eclectic and boring, this is clearly an exception. The strength of the volume resides in the fact that it establishes a dialogue among all the authors on the roots of globalization and what the editors call the precariousness of world markets .' -- Francisco Louca, Journal of Evolutionary Economics

'. . . this collection will be useful to economic and business historians in reminding them that capitalism is not a monolithic and unvarying economic system.'

'... this collection will be useful to economic and business historians in reminding them that capitalism is not a monolithic and unvarying economic system.' -- Gail D. Triner, Business History 'Although so many collections of essays such as the one at hand are eclectic and boring, this is clearly an exception. The strength of the volume resides in the fact that it establishes a dialogue among all the authors on the roots of globalization and what the editors call the precariousness of world markets .' -- Francisco Louca, Journal of Evolutionary Economics

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Edited by Geoffrey M. Hodgson, Emeritus Professor, Loughborough University London, UK, Makoto Itoh, Professor of Economics, Kokugakuin University, Tokyo and Emeritus Professor, University of Tokyo, Japan and Nobuharu Yokokawa, Professor of Economics, Musashi University, Tokyo, Japan

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