The History of Financial Advice is a collaborative project involving literary critics and economic historians. It examines the cultural work that financial advice achieves and traces the development of the genre from the eighteenth to the twenty first century. It is the latest stage of a longer collaborative project exploring the meanings and representations of finance and money.
During The History of Financial Advice project we are collaborating with partners in economics, finance and education to deliver a series of impact initiatives. The first of these is a Teacher Scholar Programme which will enable us to develop resources and lesson plans for school teachers.
Funding Organization: The History of Financial Advice
Duration: 03/19/2017