Studies in the Development of Capitalism collects Maurice Dobb’s influential essays on the forces that shaped modern capitalist economies. Combining historical analysis with Marxian insight, Dobb explores land, labor, industrial organization and the interplay between social institutions and economic change. Originally published by Routledge in 1967, this hardcover volume (402 pages) brings together work that has been cited across economic history and political economy, making it well suited for students, researchers, and anyone studying the long-run dynamics of capitalist development.

A substantial, readable contribution to economic literature and to understanding the problems of modern capitalism; a valuable addition to academic and personal libraries, buy with confidence.

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