Money, Power and Print is an association of scholars interested in genuinely interdisciplinary studies of contemporary attitudes toward the Financial Revolution in Britain, specifically the rise of banks, paper money, joint-stock corporations, stock markets, and long-term public debt.

The association's focal point is a series of biennial colloquia organized by Chris Fauske (School of Arts & Sciences, Salem State College), Rick Kleer (Department of Economics, University of Regina), and Ivar McGrath (School of History and Archives, University College Dublin). Links to previous colloquia are available here.

The association is designed to encourage regular interaction between scholars working in the general area of the Financial Revolution. In part this is a natural outcome of the biennial colloquia. But the colloquium organizers also maintain a database of scholars with expertise on various aspects of the Financial Revolution. Drop them a line if you're looking for assistance from other disciplines and aren't quite sure where to start looking.

A selection of the papers presented at the 2004 colloquium has been published under the title Money, Power, and Print: Interdisciplinary Studies on the Financial Revolution in the British Isles, ed. Charles Ivar McGrath and Chris Fauske (University of Delaware Press, 2008. ISBN: 978-0-87413-027-0).