Timeline: The History of Economics/Economic Anthropology - Economic Anthropology, UC Irvine | Timetoast

Period: Jan 1, 1604 to Jan 1, 1917

Enclosure Movement in England

Enclosure - Wikipedia
Period: Jan 1, 1608 to Aug 15, 1947

British colonial rule in India

presidencies and Provinces of British India
Period: Aug 22, 1642 to Sep 3, 1651

English Civil War

The English Civil War - Wikipedia
Jan 1, 1651

The Leviathan, by Thomas Hobbes

The Leviathan - Wikipedia
Jan 1, 1690

Two Trestises of Government, by John Locke

Two Treatises of Government, by John Locke
Jan 1, 1754

Discourse on the Origins and Foundation of Inequality among Men, by Jean-Jaques Rousseau

Discourse on the Origin and Basis of Inequality Among Men - Wikipedia
Jan 9, 1759

The Theory of Moral Sentiments

The Theory of Moral Sentiments - Wikipedia
Period: Apr 19, 1775 to Sep 3, 1783

American War for Independence (American Revolution)

American Revolutionary War
Jan 1, 1776

Wealth of Nations, by Adam Smith

Wealth of Nations - Wikipedia
Period: Jan 1, 1780 to Jan 1, 1870

Industrial Revolution in England

Industrial Revolution
Jan 1, 1786

A Dissertation on the Poor Laws

Joseph Townsend - Wikipedia
Period: Jul 14, 1789 to Nov 9, 1799

French Revolution

The French Revolution - Wikipedia
Aug 26, 1793

The Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen (French Consitution)

Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen - Wikipedia
Period: Jan 1, 1815 to Jul 28, 1914

Concert of Europe

Concert of Europe - Wikipedia European Balance of Power - Wikipedia
Jan 1, 1848

Communist Manifesto, by Karl Marx & Friedrich Engels

The Communist Manifesto - Wikipedia
Jan 1, 1867

Das Capital, by Karl Marx

Das Capital - Wikipedia
Period: Jan 1, 1870 to Jan 1, 1915

Marginalist Revolution

Marginalism - Wikipedia
Jan 1, 1893

Emile Durkheim publishes Division of Labor in Society

[Division of Labor in Society - Wikipedia]( 60341-W14@classes.uci.edu, 60344-W14@classes.uci.edu, 62341-W14@classes.uci.edu, 62344-W14@classes.uci.edu)
Jun 28, 1914

Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand/Start of WWI

Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria - Wikipedia
Period: Jul 28, 1914 to Nov 11, 1918

World War I

World War I - Wikipedia
Period: Mar 8, 1917 to Nov 8, 1917

Russian Revolution

Russian Revolution - Wikipedia
Nov 7, 1917

October Revolution (Russian Revolution) - Beginning act establishment of the USSR

October Revolution - Wikipedia
Jan 1, 1922

Argonauts of the Western Pacific, by Bronislaw Malinowski

Argonauts of the Western Pacific - Wikipedia
Period: Apr 3, 1922 to Oct 16, 1952

Rule of Joseph Stalin of USSR

Joseph Stalin - Wikipedia
Jan 1, 1925

The Gift, by Marcel Mauss

The Gift - Wikipedia
Period: Oct 29, 1929 to Jan 10, 1945

Great Depression

Great Depression - Wikipedia
Sep 1, 1939

Hitler (German) invades Poland/start of WWII

Invasion of Poland - Wikipedia
Period: Sep 1, 1939 to Jul 11, 1945

World War II

World War II - Wikipedia
Jan 1, 1940

The Nuer, by E.E. Evans-Prichard

E.E. Evans-Prichard - Wikipedia
Jan 1, 1944

The Great Transformation, by Karl Polanyi

The Great Transformation - Wikipedia
Jan 1, 1944

Friedrich Hayek publishes The Road to Serfdom

Fredrich Hayek - Wikipedia
Jul 22, 1944

Bretton Woods

Bretton Woods System - Wikipedia
Period: Mar 12, 1947 to Dec 31, 1991

The Cold War

The Cold War - Wikipedia
Jan 1, 1961

Economic Theory and Primitive Society, by George Dalton
Jan 1, 1962

Economic Theory and Economic Anthropology, by Edward LeClair
Jan 1, 1966

The Obsolete 'Anti-Market' Mentality, by Scott Cook
Aug 10, 1987

Repeal of Glass-Steagall Act (inexact date) /Competative Equality Banking Act

Glass-Steagall Act - Wikipedia
Nov 9, 1989

Fall of the Berlin Wall

Fall of the Berlin Wall - Wikipedia
May 13, 1992

Inalienable Possessions, by Annette Weiner

Inalienable Possessions - Wikipedia
Oct 26, 2005

Markets of Dispossession, by Julia Elyachar

Julia Elyachar - Faculty Profile
Period: Jan 1, 2007 to Dec 31, 2008

Global Financial Crisis

Global Financial Crisis - Wikipedia
Jan 13, 2009

Liquidated, by Karen Ho

Karen Ho - Faculty Profile
May 12, 2009

Fools Gold, by Gillian Tett

Gillian Tett - Wikipedia