Books by Tom Kemp

This text offers a series of case-studies charting the progress and assessing the achievement of six industrializing countries: Japan, the Soviet Union, India, China, Brazil and Nigeria.

Addressed principally to students of economic history and social sciences, this text examines patterns of historical industrialization and has been conceived with the object of moving away from a "Euro-centred" view to take in the experience of non-European countries.

A study of American capitalism in the 20th century and the effects that it has had on the world economy. Topics covered range from the historical significance of the New Deal to the theoretical basis of Reaganomics.