The Interwar Depression in an International Context

Harold James, geb. 1956, ist seit 1986 Professor für Geschichte an der Princeton University. Er beschäftigt sich seit Jahren besonders mit der deutschen Finanzgeschichte. Er hat an der Geschichte der Deutschen Bank ebenso mitgearbeitet wie an der der Bundesbank.

From the contents:
Harold James, Introduction: Interpreting the Great Depression
Albrecht Ritschl, International Capital Movements and the Onset of the Great Depression: Some International Evidence
Dietmar Rothermund, Currencies, Taxes and Credit. Asian Peasants in the Great Depression, 1930-1939
Monika Rosengarten, Carl-Ludwig Holtfrerich, Economic Policy Positions and Influence of the International Chamber of Commerce during the Great Depression
Gerald D. Feldman, Insurance Company Collapses in the World Economic Crisis. The Frankfurter Allgemeine Versicherungs-AG (Fevag) and the Austrian Phönix
Patricia Clavin, Explaining the Failure of the London World Economic Conference Robert Skidelsky, The Great Depression: Keynes's Perspective
Christoph Buchheim, The "Crisis befor the Crisis" - The Export Engine Out of Gear Forrest Capie, The International Depression and Trade Protection in the 1930s
Solomos Solomou, Trade Protection in the 1930s