Martha Howell discusses, "Whose ‘common good’? Parisian Market Regulation and the Corporatist Ethic, ca. 1300-1800". Howell is Professor of History at Columbia University. This talk was included in the conference session topic titled, “Market Regulation”.

Whose ‘common good’? Parisian Market Regulation and the Corporatist Ethic, Whose ‘common good’? Parisian MarketRegulation and the Corporatist Ethic,ca. 1300-1800

This conference explores the nature, significance, and dynamics of market practices, institutions, and cultures in comparative perspective. Leading historians with expertise spanning a broad range of contexts will explore the changing discourse, norms, and practices of exchange across the period.

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Whose ‘common good’? Parisian Market Regulation and the Corporatist Ethic, Whose ‘common good’? Parisian MarketRegulation and the Corporatist Ethic,ca. 1300-1800

Whose ‘common good’? Parisian Market Regulation and the Corporatist Ethic, Whose ‘common good’? Parisian MarketRegulation and the Corporatist Ethic,ca. 1300-1800