Women and Their Money 1700-1950

1. Introduction Anne Laurence, Josephine Maltby, Janette Rutterford

2. Women and Finance in Eighteenth-Century England Anne Laurence

3. Women in the City: Finanical Acumen During the South Sea Bubble Ann Carlos, Karen Maguire and Larry Neal

4. Women, Banks and the Securities Market in Early Eighteenth-Century England Anne Laurence

5. Women Investors and Financial Knowledge in Eighteenth-Century Germany Eve Rosenhaft

6. Accounting for Business: Financial Management in the Eighteenth Century Christine Wiskin

7. Women and Wealth: The Nineteenth Century in Great Britain Lucy A. Newton, Philip L. Cottrell, Josephine Maltby and Janette Rutterford

8. Between Madam Bubble and Kitty Lorimer: Women Investors in British and Irish Stock Companies Mark Freeman, Robin Pearson and James Taylor

9. Female Investors in the First English and Welsh Commercial Joint-Stock Banks Lucy A. Newton and Philip L. Cottrell

10. To Do the Right Thing: Gender, Wealth, Inheritance and the London Middle Class David Green

11. Women and Wealth in Fiction in the Long Nineteenth Century 1800-1914 Josephine Maltby and Janette Rutterford

12. Octavia Hill: Property Manager and Accountant Stephen Walker

13. Female Investors Within the Scottish Investment Trust Movement in the 1870s Claire Swan

14. Women Clerical Staff Employed in the U.K.-Based Army Pay Department Establishments 1914-1920 John Black

15. Women and Money: The United States Nancy Robertson and Susan M. Yohn

16. "Men Seem to Take Delight in Cheating Women": Legal Challenges Faced by Businesswomen in the United States, 1880-1920 Susan M.Yohn

17. "The Principles of Sound Banking and Financial Noblesse Oblige": Women's Departments in U.S. Banks at the Turn of the Twentieth Century Nancy Robertson

18. Women, Money and the Financial Revolution: A Gender Perspective on the Development of the Swedish Financial System, c.1860-1920 Tom Petersson

19. Women's Wealth and Finance in Nineteenth-Century Milan Stefania Licini

20. The Transformation From "Thrifty Accountant" to "Independent Investor": The Changing Relationship of Japanese Women and Finance Under the Influence of Globalization? Naoko Komori