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The book provides a fresh view on the role played by early modern political economy in creating the foundations of capitalism and modern economic development. Key themes include, by chapter, the role played by people discovering they had an open manageable future before them, markets and market design, money, monetary policy and velocity — of circulation, goods and money — and, lastly, manufacturing and the crafting of a modern world of goods.
In this way the book gives voice to diverse approaches including conceptual history, history of ideas and numismatics when recovering and reconstructing a lost history of European capitalism, and modern development through the fundamentally revolutionary idea that oeconomies and economic worlds could be changed, potentially with positive and expansionary effect, if only the right ways, means and strategies were chosen. This way the book adds an important nuance to common models of millennial world-economic change by focusing on political economy and ideas outside the Anglosphere and experiences of growth and managing change beyond the usual suspects or first modern economies with which the history of capitalism is usually associated.
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