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David Ransel, Mothers of misery: child abandonment in Russia (1988) 6 Proto-industrialisation i. General reading Ogilvie, S. and Cerman, M. (eds.), European Proto-industrialisation (1996) Mager, W., ‘Proto-industrialization and proto-industry: the uses and drawbacks of two concepts’, Continuity and Change, 8 (1993), pp.181-216Clarkson, L.A., Protoindustrialization: the first phase of industrialization? (1985) Coleman, D.C., ‘Proto-industrialization: a concept too many’, Economic History Review, 36, 3 (1983), pp. 435-48 Gullickson, G.L., ‘Agriculture and Cottage Industry: Redefining the Causes of Proto- Industrialization’, The Journal of Economic History, 43, 4 (1983), pp.831-50 Kriedte, P., Medick, H., and Schlumbohm, J. (eds.), Industrialization before Industrialization: rural industry in the genesis of Capitalism (1982) Mendels, F., ‘Proto-industrialization, the first phase of the industrialization process’, Journal of Economic History, 32, 1 (1972), pp.241-61 Houston, R. and Snell, K.D.M., ‘Proto-industrialization? Cottage Industry, Social Change and Industrial Revolution’, Historical Journal, 27, 2 (1984) ii. Case studies Lewis, G., ‘Proto-Industrialization in France’, The Economic History Review, 47, 1 (1994), pp.150-64 Cerman, M., ‘Proto-industrialization in an urban environment: Vienna, 1750-1857’, Continuity and Change, 8 (1993), pp.281-320 Cento Bull, A., ‘Proto-Industrialization, Small-Scale Capital Accumulation and Diffused Entrepreneurship. The case of the Brianza in Lombardy (1860-1950), Social History, 14, 2 (1989), pp.177-200 Isacson, M. and Magnusson, L., Proto-industrialization in Scandinavia (1987) Melton, E., ‘Proto-Industrialization, Serf Agriculture and Agrarian Social Structure: Two Estates in Nineteenth-Century Russia’, Past & Present, 115 (1987), pp.69-106 Rudolph, R.L., Agricultural Structure and Proto-Industrialization in Russia: Economic Development with Unfree Labor’, The Journal of Economic History, 45, 1 (1985), pp.47-69 6
iii. Proto-industrialization and demographic changes Marfany, J., ‘Choices and constraints: marriage and inheritance in eighteenth- and earlynineteenth-century Catalonia’, Continuity and Change, 21, 1 (2006), pp.73-106 Kriedte, P., Medick, H., and Schlumbohm, J., ‘Proto-industrialization revisited: demography, social structure, and modern domestic industry’, Continuity and Change, 8 (1993), pp.217-52 Hendrickx, F. M., ‘From weavers to workers: demographic implications of an economic transformation in Twente (the Netherlands) in the nineteenth century’, Continuity and Change, 8 (1993), pp.321-55.Gutmann, M., ‘Proto-industrialization and marriage ages in eastern Belgium’, Annales de Démographie Historique (1987), pp. 143-72 Rudolph, R.L., ‘Family structure and proto-industrialization in Russia’, The Journal of Economic History, 40, 1 (1980), pp.111-18 Braun, R., ‘Proto-industrialization and demographic changes in the Canton Zurich’, in Charles Tilly (ed.), Historical Studies of changing fertility (1978) Medick, H., ‘The Proto-Industrial Family Economy: The Structural Function of Household and Family during the Transition from Peasant Society to Industrial Capitalism’, Social History, 1, 3 (1976), pp.291-315 Mendels, F., ‘Industrialization and population pressure in eighteenth-century Flanders’ (dissertation abstract), Journal of Economic history, 31 (1971), pp.269-71 Proto-industrialisation, a concept that refers to the growth of regional rural industries producing for external markets in the 17 th and 18 th centuries, has generated several theories discussing its connections with industrialisation, demographic change, and the transition to capitalism. Section i. explores such theories and their critics. The debate should be complemented by empirical evidence provided by a wide range of studies for several European regions (section ii). Finally, section iii focuses on the specific links between protoindustrialization and demographic change. 7 Religion and society in eighteenth-century Europe W.R. Ward, Christianity under the ancien régime, 1648-1789 (Cambridge, 1999) R. Po-Chia Hsia, The world of Catholic renewal 1540-1 770 (Cambridge, 1998) W.R. Ward, The Protestant Evangelical Awakening (1985) J. McManners, Church and Society in 18th-Century France (1998) J. McManners, Death and Enlightenment (1985) R. Gawthrop, Pietism and the Making of 18th-Century Prussia (1993) H. McLeod, Religion and the People of Western Europe (1981) T.C.W. Blanning, ‘The Role of Religion in Counter-Revolution 1789-1815’ in D.E.D. Beales and G. Best (eds.), History, Society and the Churches (1985) H. McLeod, Piety and Poverty. Working-Class Religion in Berlin (1996) H. McLeod (ed.), European Religion in the Age of the Great Cities (1995) J. McManners, Church and State in France 1870-1914 (1972) Nigel Aston (ed.), Religious Change in Europe 1650-1914 (1997) Nigel Aston, Christianity and Revolutionary Europe, c.1750-1830 (2002) Nigel Aston, Art and Religion in Eighteenth-Century Europe (London, 2009) Owen Chadwick, The Secularisation of the European Mind (reissue: 1990) H. McLeod, Secularisation in Western Europe, 1848-1914 (2000) Michael Schaich (ed.), Monarchy and Religion: The Transformation of Royal Culture in Eighteenth-Century Europe (Oxford, 2007) Michael Burleigh, Earthly Powers: religion and politics in Europe from the French revolution to the Great War (London, 2006) Michael J. Sauter, Visions of the Enlightenment : the Edict on Religion of 1788 and the politics of the public sphere in eighteenth-century Prussia (Leiden, 2009) 7
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