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Readings:

Susanna Fellman, Lecture 1 (Introduction to course)

* Fligstein, N. & Calder, R. (2015) “Architecture of markets” in Emerging trends in the social and behavioral sciences (eds. Scott & Kosslyn). John Wiley & Sons. (uploaded on course page)

Mark Casson & John S. Lee (2011), The Origin and Development of Markets: A Business History Perspective. Business History Review 85 (Spring 2011): 9–37. (available via university library).

Susanna Fellman, Lecture 2

Dolfsma Wilfred (2011) “Government Failure ‐ Four Types”, Journal of Economic Issues, 45:3, 593‐ 604, (available via university library)

* Stiglitz, J. (2010), Government failure vs market failure: Principles of regulation, in Governments and Markets Toward a new Theory of Regulation, edited by E. Balleisen & D. Moss. (Uploaded on course page).

Bart van Holstein, Lecture 3

Ann Carlos & Stephen Nicholas (1988), ‘’Giants of an Earlier Capitalism’’: the Chartered Trading Companies as Modern Multinationals. The Business History Review Vol. 62, No. 3 (Autumn), pp. 398-419 (available via university library)

Jeremy Land, Lecture 4

Jeremy Land, “’Salutary Neglect’ and the Origins of Independence,” in Land, *Colonial Ports, Global Trade, and the Roots of the American Revolution (1700-1776) *(Brill, 2024), pp. 151-180. (Digitally available via university library)

Jeremy Land, Lecture 5

Henric Häggqvist, “Foreign trade as fiscal policy: tariff setting and customs revenue in Sweden, 1830–1913, Scandinavian Economic History Review, 66:3, 298-316. (Available via the university library)

Michael E. Johnson and Paul Dorosh, “Tariffs, Smuggling and Economic Welfare: A Spatial Analysis of Nigerian Rice Policy Options,” Journal of African Economies, 2017, Vol. 26, number 4, 516–538. (Available via the university Library)

Susanna Fellman, Lecture 6

* Olsen, P.I. (2005) 'The re‐formatting of electricity, and the making of a market', in Actor‐Network Theory and Organizing (eds. Czarniawska & Hernes). Liber. (uploaded n course page.)

* Johnson, H.T. & Kaplan R.S. (1987) Relevance lost. The rise and fall of management accounting. Harvard University Press. [Required reading chapter 2] (uploaded on course page).

Oskar Broberg, Lecture 7 (Recorded lecture)

* Cronon, W. (1991) ‘Pricing the future. Grain’ in Nature’s Metropolis. Chicago and the Great West. W. W. Norton & Company. (Chapter 3). (uploaded on course page)

Susanna Fellman, Lecture 8

Carpenter, D. & Moss D. (2014), ‘Introduction’, In Preventing Regulatory Capture – Special Interest Influence and How to Limit It. (eds. Carpenter & Moss. Cambridge University Press. Downloadable from (Links to an external site.)

Carrigan C. & Coglianese, C. (2015), “George Stigler, ‘The Theory of Economic Regulation’”. In The Oxford Handbook of Classics in Public Policy and Administration, (eds. Lodge, Page & Balla (e‐book available via the university library).

Sabo, J. & Andersson-Skog, L. (2017), Dynamite Regulations. The Explosives Industry, Regulatory Capture and the Swedish Government 1858-1948. International advances in economic research, Vol.23 (2), p.191-201 (available via university library)

Stigler, George (1971), The Theory of Economic Regulation, The Bell Journal of Economics and Management 91̽��, vol 2, No 1. pp. 3‐21. (available via university library)

Susanna Fellman, Lecture 9

Harding C. & Joshua J. (2010), Regulating Cartels in Europe (2nd ed). Oxford University Press, Required reading: Introduction, Chapter 1 and 2 (e‐book available via the university library).

* Levenstein M. & Suslow V. (2008) INTERNATIONAL CARTELS. Chapter 47, in ISSUES IN COMPETITION LAW AND POLICY 1107 (available as pdf on course page)

* Shanahan M. & Fellman S. (2016), Cartel registers around the world. Book chapter in Regulating Competition, edited by Fellman & Shanahan. Available as pdf on course page

* Available via Canvas