Edited by Mark Thomas, Associate Professor of History, University of Virginia, US

• Volume IAcknowledgementsIntroductionPart I: A Contemporary’s Overview1.H.D. Henderson (1955), ‘International Economic History of the Inter-war Period’Part II: The Patterns of Trade, 1919-19392.W.A. Lewis (1952), ‘World Production, Prices and Trade, 1870-1960’3.H. Tyszynski (1951), ‘World Trade in Manufactured Commodities, 1899-1950’4.League of Nations (1942), ‘The System of Multilateral Trade’5.S. Grassman (1980), ‘Long-term Trends in Openness of National Economies’6.M. Beenstock and P. Warburton (1983), ‘Long-term Trends in Economic Openness in the United Kingdom and the United States’7.G. Hardach (1977), ‘Decentralization of the International Economy’8.United Nations (1949), ‘Capital Movements 1919–1939’Part III: International Politics and Policies: Two Recent Overviews9.C.P. Kindleberger (1989), ‘Commercial Policy Between the Wars’10.J. Redmond (1992), ‘The Gold Standard Between the Wars’Part IV: The 1920s and the Reconstruction of the World Economy: The Limits of Internationalism11.R. Nurkse (1944), ‘The Gold Exchange Standard’12.V.P. Timoshenko (1933), ‘Prices, Production, and Stocks of Principal Agricultural Commodities’13.J.W.F. Rowe (1935), ‘Artificial Control Schemes and the World’s Staples’14.United Nations (1947), ‘International Cartels in the Inter-War Period’15.S.V.O. Clarke (1973), ‘The Negotiations of 1922’16.M.E. Falkus (1971), ‘United States Economic Policy and the “Dollar Gap” of the 1920’s’17.S.A. Schuker (1985), ‘American “Reparations” to Germany, 1919-1933’18.B. Eichengreen (1980), ‘International Policy Coordination in Historical Perspective: A View from the Interwar Years’19.S.N. Broadberry (1989), ‘Monetary Interdependence and Deflation in Britain and the United States Between the Wars’Name IndexVolume IIAcknowledgementsPart I: The Emerging Crisis, 1929-19311.I. Fisher (1933), ‘The Debt-Deinflation Theory of Great Depression’2.B. Eichengreen (1992), ‘The Origins and Nature of the Great Slump Revisited’3.A. Newell and J.S.V. Symons (1988), ‘The Macroeconomics of the Interwar Years: International Comparisons’4.D. Williams (1963), ‘The 1931 Financial Crisis’5.D.E. Moggridge (1970), ‘The 1931 Financial Crisis – A New View’6.E.U. Choudhri and L.A. Kochin (1980), ‘The Exchange Rate and the International Transmission of Business Cycle Disturbances’7.B. Bernanke and H. James (1991), ‘The Gold Standard, Deflation, and Financial Crisis in the Great Depression: An International Comparison’8.H. James (1992), ‘Financial Flows Across Frontiers during the Interwar Depression’9.J. Foreman-Peck, A.H. Hallet and Y. Ma (1992), ‘The Transition of the Great Depression in the United States, Britain, France and Germany’Part II: The Response to Crisis10.H.V. Hodson (1933), ‘Tariffs and Exchange Control: The Struggle to Escape’11.S. Handelsbanken (1933), ‘The Great Trade War’12.P.A. Gourevitch (1984), ‘Breaking with Orthodoxy: The Politics of Economic Policy Responses to the Depression of the 1930s’13.C.A. Wurm (1989), ‘International Industrial Cartels, the State and Politics’14.D. MacDougall and R. Hutt (1954), ‘Imperial Preference: A Quantitative Analysis’15.P. Clavin (1991), ‘The World Economic Conference 1933: The Failure of British Internationalism’16.T.J.T. Rooth (1986), ‘Tariffs and Trade Bargaining: Anglo-Scandinavian Economic Relations in the 1930s’17.A.S. Milward (1981), ‘The Reichsmark Bloc and the International Economy’18.L. Neal (1979), ‘The Economics and Finance of Bilateral Clearing Agreements: Germany, 1934-8’19.V. Hentschel (1990), ‘Indicators of Real Effective Exchange Rates of Major Trading Nations from 1922 to 1937’20.B. Eichengreen and J. Sachs (1985), ‘Exchange Rates and Economic Recovery in the 1930s’Part III: Trade Policy, Global Depression and the Developing World21.C.H. Lee (1969), ‘The Effects of the Depression on Primary Producing Countries’22.V.P. Timoshenko (1930), ‘The Collapse of 1929-31’ and ‘The Spread of Depression’23.B. Eichengreen and R. Portes (1986), ‘Debt and Default in the 1930s: Causes and Consequences’24.I. Yamazawa (1975), ‘Industrial Growth and Trade Policy in Prewar Japan’25.C.F.D. Alejandro (1984), ‘Latin America in the 1930s’26.J.M. Campa (1990), ‘Exchange Rates and Economic Recovery in the 1930s: An Extension to Latin America’Part IV: Contemporaries Look Forward27.D.H. Robertson (1938), ‘The Future of International Trade’28.R.B. Bryce (1942), ‘Basic Issues in Postwar International Economic Relations’Name Index

Edited by Mark Thomas, Associate Professor of History, University of Virginia, US

• Volume IAcknowledgementsIntroductionPart I: A Contemporary’s Overview1.H.D. Henderson (1955), ‘International Economic History of the Inter-war Period’Part II: The Patterns of Trade, 1919-19392.W.A. Lewis (1952), ‘World Production, Prices and Trade, 1870-1960’3.H. Tyszynski (1951), ‘World Trade in Manufactured Commodities, 1899-1950’4.League of Nations (1942), ‘The System of Multilateral Trade’5.S. Grassman (1980), ‘Long-term Trends in Openness of National Economies’6.M. Beenstock and P. Warburton (1983), ‘Long-term Trends in Economic Openness in the United Kingdom and the United States’7.G. Hardach (1977), ‘Decentralization of the International Economy’8.United Nations (1949), ‘Capital Movements 1919–1939’Part III: International Politics and Policies: Two Recent Overviews9.C.P. Kindleberger (1989), ‘Commercial Policy Between the Wars’10.J. Redmond (1992), ‘The Gold Standard Between the Wars’Part IV: The 1920s and the Reconstruction of the World Economy: The Limits of Internationalism11.R. Nurkse (1944), ‘The Gold Exchange Standard’12.V.P. Timoshenko (1933), ‘Prices, Production, and Stocks of Principal Agricultural Commodities’13.J.W.F. Rowe (1935), ‘Artificial Control Schemes and the World’s Staples’14.United Nations (1947), ‘International Cartels in the Inter-War Period’15.S.V.O. Clarke (1973), ‘The Negotiations of 1922’16.M.E. Falkus (1971), ‘United States Economic Policy and the “Dollar Gap” of the 1920’s’17.S.A. Schuker (1985), ‘American “Reparations” to Germany, 1919-1933’18.B. Eichengreen (1980), ‘International Policy Coordination in Historical Perspective: A View from the Interwar Years’19.S.N. Broadberry (1989), ‘Monetary Interdependence and Deflation in Britain and the United States Between the Wars’Name IndexVolume IIAcknowledgementsPart I: The Emerging Crisis, 1929-19311.I. Fisher (1933), ‘The Debt-Deinflation Theory of Great Depression’2.B. Eichengreen (1992), ‘The Origins and Nature of the Great Slump Revisited’3.A. Newell and J.S.V. Symons (1988), ‘The Macroeconomics of the Interwar Years: International Comparisons’4.D. Williams (1963), ‘The 1931 Financial Crisis’5.D.E. Moggridge (1970), ‘The 1931 Financial Crisis – A New View’6.E.U. Choudhri and L.A. Kochin (1980), ‘The Exchange Rate and the International Transmission of Business Cycle Disturbances’7.B. Bernanke and H. James (1991), ‘The Gold Standard, Deflation, and Financial Crisis in the Great Depression: An International Comparison’8.H. James (1992), ‘Financial Flows Across Frontiers during the Interwar Depression’9.J. Foreman-Peck, A.H. Hallet and Y. Ma (1992), ‘The Transition of the Great Depression in the United States, Britain, France and Germany’Part II: The Response to Crisis10.H.V. Hodson (1933), ‘Tariffs and Exchange Control: The Struggle to Escape’11.S. Handelsbanken (1933), ‘The Great Trade War’12.P.A. Gourevitch (1984), ‘Breaking with Orthodoxy: The Politics of Economic Policy Responses to the Depression of the 1930s’13.C.A. Wurm (1989), ‘International Industrial Cartels, the State and Politics’14.D. MacDougall and R. Hutt (1954), ‘Imperial Preference: A Quantitative Analysis’15.P. Clavin (1991), ‘The World Economic Conference 1933: The Failure of British Internationalism’16.T.J.T. Rooth (1986), ‘Tariffs and Trade Bargaining: Anglo-Scandinavian Economic Relations in the 1930s’17.A.S. Milward (1981), ‘The Reichsmark Bloc and the International Economy’18.L. Neal (1979), ‘The Economics and Finance of Bilateral Clearing Agreements: Germany, 1934-8’19.V. Hentschel (1990), ‘Indicators of Real Effective Exchange Rates of Major Trading Nations from 1922 to 1937’20.B. Eichengreen and J. Sachs (1985), ‘Exchange Rates and Economic Recovery in the 1930s’Part III: Trade Policy, Global Depression and the Developing World21.C.H. Lee (1969), ‘The Effects of the Depression on Primary Producing Countries’22.V.P. Timoshenko (1930), ‘The Collapse of 1929-31’ and ‘The Spread of Depression’23.B. Eichengreen and R. Portes (1986), ‘Debt and Default in the 1930s: Causes and Consequences’24.I. Yamazawa (1975), ‘Industrial Growth and Trade Policy in Prewar Japan’25.C.F.D. Alejandro (1984), ‘Latin America in the 1930s’26.J.M. Campa (1990), ‘Exchange Rates and Economic Recovery in the 1930s: An Extension to Latin America’Part IV: Contemporaries Look Forward27.D.H. Robertson (1938), ‘The Future of International Trade’28.R.B. Bryce (1942), ‘Basic Issues in Postwar International Economic Relations’Name Index

Edited by Mark Thomas, Associate Professor of History, University of Virginia, US

• Volume IAcknowledgementsIntroductionPart I: A Contemporary’s Overview1.H.D. Henderson (1955), ‘International Economic History of the Inter-war Period’Part II: The Patterns of Trade, 1919-19392.W.A. Lewis (1952), ‘World Production, Prices and Trade, 1870-1960’3.H. Tyszynski (1951), ‘World Trade in Manufactured Commodities, 1899-1950’4.League of Nations (1942), ‘The System of Multilateral Trade’5.S. Grassman (1980), ‘Long-term Trends in Openness of National Economies’6.M. Beenstock and P. Warburton (1983), ‘Long-term Trends in Economic Openness in the United Kingdom and the United States’7.G. Hardach (1977), ‘Decentralization of the International Economy’8.United Nations (1949), ‘Capital Movements 1919–1939’Part III: International Politics and Policies: Two Recent Overviews9.C.P. Kindleberger (1989), ‘Commercial Policy Between the Wars’10.J. Redmond (1992), ‘The Gold Standard Between the Wars’Part IV: The 1920s and the Reconstruction of the World Economy: The Limits of Internationalism11.R. Nurkse (1944), ‘The Gold Exchange Standard’12.V.P. Timoshenko (1933), ‘Prices, Production, and Stocks of Principal Agricultural Commodities’13.J.W.F. Rowe (1935), ‘Artificial Control Schemes and the World’s Staples’14.United Nations (1947), ‘International Cartels in the Inter-War Period’15.S.V.O. Clarke (1973), ‘The Negotiations of 1922’16.M.E. Falkus (1971), ‘United States Economic Policy and the “Dollar Gap” of the 1920’s’17.S.A. Schuker (1985), ‘American “Reparations” to Germany, 1919-1933’18.B. Eichengreen (1980), ‘International Policy Coordination in Historical Perspective: A View from the Interwar Years’19.S.N. Broadberry (1989), ‘Monetary Interdependence and Deflation in Britain and the United States Between the Wars’Name IndexVolume IIAcknowledgementsPart I: The Emerging Crisis, 1929-19311.I. Fisher (1933), ‘The Debt-Deinflation Theory of Great Depression’2.B. Eichengreen (1992), ‘The Origins and Nature of the Great Slump Revisited’3.A. Newell and J.S.V. Symons (1988), ‘The Macroeconomics of the Interwar Years: International Comparisons’4.D. Williams (1963), ‘The 1931 Financial Crisis’5.D.E. Moggridge (1970), ‘The 1931 Financial Crisis – A New View’6.E.U. Choudhri and L.A. Kochin (1980), ‘The Exchange Rate and the International Transmission of Business Cycle Disturbances’7.B. Bernanke and H. James (1991), ‘The Gold Standard, Deflation, and Financial Crisis in the Great Depression: An International Comparison’8.H. James (1992), ‘Financial Flows Across Frontiers during the Interwar Depression’9.J. Foreman-Peck, A.H. Hallet and Y. Ma (1992), ‘The Transition of the Great Depression in the United States, Britain, France and Germany’Part II: The Response to Crisis10.H.V. Hodson (1933), ‘Tariffs and Exchange Control: The Struggle to Escape’11.S. Handelsbanken (1933), ‘The Great Trade War’12.P.A. Gourevitch (1984), ‘Breaking with Orthodoxy: The Politics of Economic Policy Responses to the Depression of the 1930s’13.C.A. Wurm (1989), ‘International Industrial Cartels, the State and Politics’14.D. MacDougall and R. Hutt (1954), ‘Imperial Preference: A Quantitative Analysis’15.P. Clavin (1991), ‘The World Economic Conference 1933: The Failure of British Internationalism’16.T.J.T. Rooth (1986), ‘Tariffs and Trade Bargaining: Anglo-Scandinavian Economic Relations in the 1930s’17.A.S. Milward (1981), ‘The Reichsmark Bloc and the International Economy’18.L. Neal (1979), ‘The Economics and Finance of Bilateral Clearing Agreements: Germany, 1934-8’19.V. Hentschel (1990), ‘Indicators of Real Effective Exchange Rates of Major Trading Nations from 1922 to 1937’20.B. Eichengreen and J. Sachs (1985), ‘Exchange Rates and Economic Recovery in the 1930s’Part III: Trade Policy, Global Depression and the Developing World21.C.H. Lee (1969), ‘The Effects of the Depression on Primary Producing Countries’22.V.P. Timoshenko (1930), ‘The Collapse of 1929-31’ and ‘The Spread of Depression’23.B. Eichengreen and R. Portes (1986), ‘Debt and Default in the 1930s: Causes and Consequences’24.I. Yamazawa (1975), ‘Industrial Growth and Trade Policy in Prewar Japan’25.C.F.D. Alejandro (1984), ‘Latin America in the 1930s’26.J.M. Campa (1990), ‘Exchange Rates and Economic Recovery in the 1930s: An Extension to Latin America’Part IV: Contemporaries Look Forward27.D.H. Robertson (1938), ‘The Future of International Trade’28.R.B. Bryce (1942), ‘Basic Issues in Postwar International Economic Relations’Name Index