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for trust” in contemporary design practice and the fire insurance industry in
England 1680–1914’, Unpublished PhD Thesis, School of Arts and Humanities,
Royal College of Art.
Dickens, C 1994, Martin Chuzzlewit, Wordsworth Classics, Hertfordshire.
The Economist 1904, ‘Industrial assurance’, Sept 24, 1538–1539.
Farey-Jones, D 2016, ‘Aviva combined marketing overhaul with business disruption’, says CEO Campaign
Geiger, S 2019, ‘Silicon Valley, disruption, and the end of uncertainty’, Journal of
Cultural Economy, vol. 13, no. 2, pp. 169–184.
Hanchett, T.W 2000, ‘Financing suburbia’, Journal of Urban History, vol. 26, no. 3,
pp. 312–328.
Henneberry, J.M & Crosby, N 2015, Financialisation, the valuation of investment
property and the urban built environment in the UK, Urban Studies.
Historic Environment Scotland (n.d.), 3 George Street (Incorporating Former
No 13), Standard Life, viewed 21 May 2021,
Lemonade 2021, Calling all makers,
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spending, London: Routledge.
McFall, L & Dodsworth, F 2009, ‘Fabricating the market: The promotion of life
assurance in the long nineteenth-century’, Journal of Historical Sociology, vol. 22,
no. 1, pp. 30–54.
McFall, L, Meyers, G & Hoyweghen, I.V 2020, ‘Editorial: The personalisation of
insurance: Data, behaviour and innovation’, Big Data & Society, vol. 7, no. 2,
pp. 1–11.
Perman, R 2019, The rise and fall of the city of money: A financial history of Edinburgh,
Edinburgh: Birlinn Ltd.
Prudential Assurance 2008, Prudential in pictures, Commemorative Booklet
Prudential Bulletin 1935, British life companies, vol. 16, no. 178, p. 2691.
Pryke, M 1992, ‘Looking back on the space of a boom: (Re)developing spatial
matrices in the city of London’, Environment and Planning A, vol. 26, no. 2,
pp. 235–264.
Pugsley, D 1991, ‘Sham Insurance Companies Dickens, Thackeray, and the
WestMiddlesex Company in Devon’, 1837–1841, Bracton Law Journal, vol. 23,
pp. 43–56.
Ralph, O 2020, ‘Insurance experts put premium on start-ups reaching the big time’,
Financial Times, July 5.
Rayner 2018, ‘Gentrification’s Ground Zero: The rise and fall of Hoxton Square’,
The Guardian, 14 March,
Rock, J 2008, Standard life buildings, viewed 24 May 2021,
Rubin, E 2009, ‘Insuring the city: The prudential center and the reshaping of
Boston’, PhD Thesis, UC, Berkeley.
Baker, M & Collins M 2003, ‘The asset portfolio composition of British life
insurance firms, 1900–1965.’ Financial History Review, vol. 10, pp. 137–164.
Clow, M 2020, ‘The design of trust, past and present: A dialogue between “design
for trust” in contemporary design practice and the fire insurance industry in
England 1680–1914’, Unpublished PhD Thesis, School of Arts and Humanities,
Royal College of Art.
Dickens, C 1994, Martin Chuzzlewit, Wordsworth Classics, Hertfordshire.
The Economist 1904, ‘Industrial assurance’, Sept 24, 1538–1539.
Farey-Jones, D 2016, ‘Aviva combined marketing overhaul with business disruption’, says CEO Campaign
Geiger, S 2019, ‘Silicon Valley, disruption, and the end of uncertainty’, Journal of
Cultural Economy, vol. 13, no. 2, pp. 169–184.
Hanchett, T.W 2000, ‘Financing suburbia’, Journal of Urban History, vol. 26, no. 3,
pp. 312–328.
Henneberry, J.M & Crosby, N 2015, Financialisation, the valuation of investment
property and the urban built environment in the UK, Urban Studies.
Historic Environment Scotland (n.d.), 3 George Street (Incorporating Former
No 13), Standard Life, viewed 21 May 2021,
Lemonade 2021, Calling all makers,
McFall, L 2014, Devising consumption: Cultural economies of insurance, credit and
spending, London: Routledge.
McFall, L & Dodsworth, F 2009, ‘Fabricating the market: The promotion of life
assurance in the long nineteenth-century’, Journal of Historical Sociology, vol. 22,
no. 1, pp. 30–54.
McFall, L, Meyers, G & Hoyweghen, I.V 2020, ‘Editorial: The personalisation of
insurance: Data, behaviour and innovation’, Big Data & Society, vol. 7, no. 2,
pp. 1–11.
Perman, R 2019, The rise and fall of the city of money: A financial history of Edinburgh,
Edinburgh: Birlinn Ltd.
Prudential Assurance 2008, Prudential in pictures, Commemorative Booklet
Prudential Bulletin 1935, British life companies, vol. 16, no. 178, p. 2691.
Pryke, M 1992, ‘Looking back on the space of a boom: (Re)developing spatial
matrices in the city of London’, Environment and Planning A, vol. 26, no. 2,
pp. 235–264.
Pugsley, D 1991, ‘Sham Insurance Companies Dickens, Thackeray, and the
WestMiddlesex Company in Devon’, 1837–1841, Bracton Law Journal, vol. 23,
pp. 43–56.
Ralph, O 2020, ‘Insurance experts put premium on start-ups reaching the big time’,
Financial Times, July 5.
Rayner 2018, ‘Gentrification’s Ground Zero: The rise and fall of Hoxton Square’,
The Guardian, 14 March,
Rock, J 2008, Standard life buildings, viewed 24 May 2021,
Rubin, E 2009, ‘Insuring the city: The prudential center and the reshaping of
Boston’, PhD Thesis, UC, Berkeley.