This book reveals a great deal about the attempts, and failures, of the French absolutist monarchy to stimulate commerce, colonial enterprise and economic growth, and how these attempts and failures contrasted with the successes of Amsterdam and London.
This book reveals a great deal about the attempts, and failures, of the French absolutist monarchy to stimulate commerce, colonial enterprise and economic growth, and how these attempts and failures contrasted with the successes of Amsterdam and London.
Introduction Part 1: Insurance Privilege and Commercial Policy 1 The Royal Insurance Chamber and Colbertian Commercial Policy 1664-1683 2 The Royal Insurance Company and Privilege in Post-Colbertian Commercial Policy 1683-c. 1700 3 'Over thirty leagues from the sea': Paris Information Asymmetries and State Intervention Part 2: War Maritime Commerce and Empire 4 Underwriting in War and Peace: Fortune and Failure in the Royal Insurance Chamber 1668-1672 5 In the Absence of the State: The Royal Insurance Company the Atlantic Empire and Neutral Shipping 1686-1698 Part 3: Law Conflict Resolution and the Absolute Monarchy 6 'In the time of the Ordonnance': Insurance Law and Maritime Jurisdiction 7 'Impavidum ferient': Reputation Conflict Resolution and State Propaganda in the Royal Insurance Chamber 1668-1686 8 'Nec hostes nec mare terrent': Reputation Conflict Resolution and Privilege in the Royal Insurance Company 1686-1701 Conclusion: Privilege at a Premium Appendix I (online) Appendix II (online) Bibliography Index
Introduction Part 1: Insurance Privilege and Commercial Policy 1 The Royal Insurance Chamber and Colbertian Commercial Policy 1664-1683 2 The Royal Insurance Company and Privilege in Post-Colbertian Commercial Policy 1683-c. 1700 3 'Over thirty leagues from the sea': Paris Information Asymmetries and State Intervention Part 2: War Maritime Commerce and Empire 4 Underwriting in War and Peace: Fortune and Failure in the Royal Insurance Chamber 1668-1672 5 In the Absence of the State: The Royal Insurance Company the Atlantic Empire and Neutral Shipping 1686-1698 Part 3: Law Conflict Resolution and the Absolute Monarchy 6 'In the time of the Ordonnance': Insurance Law and Maritime Jurisdiction 7 'Impavidum ferient': Reputation Conflict Resolution and State Propaganda in the Royal Insurance Chamber 1668-1686 8 'Nec hostes nec mare terrent': Reputation Conflict Resolution and Privilege in the Royal Insurance Company 1686-1701 Conclusion: Privilege at a Premium Appendix I (online) Appendix II (online) Bibliography Index
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