British Protectionism and the International Economy

Explore the intricate dynamics of trade with "British Protectionism and the International Economy" by Tim Rooth, published by Cambridge University Press in 1993. This in-depth study spans 374 pages and delves into the factors that led Britain to abandon free trade during the 1930s. Rooth meticulously analyzes how Britain employed protectionist measures to negotiate trade advantages with its primary suppliers of food and raw materials. This historical examination not only sheds light on past economic strategies but also draws compelling parallels with contemporary trends in global trade. A must-read for anyone interested in the evolution of trade policies and their impact on the international economy.