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Introduction: Purchasing power : the economics of modern Jewish history / Rebecca Kobrin and Adam Teller -- chapter 1. Licenses, cartels, and kehila : Jewish moneylending and the struggle against restraint of trade in early modern Rome / Bernard Dov Cooperman -- chapter 2. Contraband for the Catholic king : Jews of the French Pyrenees in the tobacco trade and Spanish state finance / Carsten L. Wilke -- chapter 3. Daily business or an affair of consequence? Credit, reputation, and bankruptcy among Jewish merchants in eighteenth-century Central Europe / Cornelia Aust -- chapter 4. Jewish quarters : the economics of segregation in the Kingdom of Poland / Glenn Dynner -- chapter 5. From Moses to Moses : Jews, clothing, and colonial commerce / Adam D. Mendelsohn -- chapter 6. Brokering a rock 'n' roll international : Jewish record men in America and Britain / Jonathan Karp -- chapter 7. The "West" and the rest : Jewish philanthropy and globalization to c.1880 / Abigail Green -- chapter 8. Rebels without a patron state : how Israel financed the 1948 war / Derek Penslar -- chapter 9. Orthodoxy through diamonds : Jewish life in Antwerp after World War II / Veerle Vanden Daelen -- chapter 10. Faith meets politics and resources : reassessing modern transnational Jewish activism / Jonathan Dekel-Chen -- chapter 11. Anxieties of distinctiveness : Walter Sombart's The Jews and modern capitalism and the politics of Jewish economic history / Adam Sutcliffe.
edited by Rebecca Kobrin and Adam Teller.
Includes bibliographical references and index.