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The general topic “mobilising money and resources for war” around which Session 69 was convened, must be understood as a central aspect of the building of the modern state as well as being an agent of economic growth. External defence (or attack) and the maintenance of internal order have always been the fundamental responsibilities of the states, but in early modern times were almost their only tasks; and therefore, mobilising resources for that purpose became of the utmost importance as an influence upon state building. In fact, the very existence of states at that time depended to a great extent on their ability to mobilise resources for war and on the effectiveness with which they managed to do it.

memoria y civilización: anuario de historia

Ways and means of mobilising money and resources for war: a report from Session 69 XIV Congress of the International Economic History Association (Helsinki 21-25 August, 2006)