Journal of European Economic History

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  Año 2005, Vol. 34, Número 1

  • Articles

    • Corporate Culture of Central Banks: Lesson from the Past.

      J. Mooij

      págs. 11-42

      

    • Migration, Minorities and Technology Transfer in Early Modern Europe.

      S. Ciriacono

      págs. 43-64

      

    • Implication of a Higher Euro: Trends, Benefits and Drawbacks.

      C. Hsu

      págs. 65-91

      

    • The Albanian Economy During World War II and the First Attempt at Planing.

      G.P. Caselli, G. Thoma

      págs. 93-119

      

    • Illusion of a Cotton Paradise: Explaining the Failure of the British Cotton growing Association in Colonial Nigeria.

      T. Nonnenmacher, S. Onyeiwu

      págs. 121-145

      

  • Notes

    • Global and Local Aspects of Pre-Industrial Inflations: New Research on Inflationary Processes in XVIIIth-Century Central Europe.

      M.A. Denzel, H.J. Gerhard

      págs. 149-185

      

    • The Evolution of Tertiary Production in Pre-World War II Greece: 1833-1939.

      G. Kostelenos, D. Vasiliou

      págs. 187-213

      

    • Partnership Companies in Sixteenth-Century Transatlantic Trade: the De la Fuente Family of Seville.

      R. Pike

      págs. 215-243

      

    • Peasants, Brigands, and Navvies: Railway Dreams and Realities in the Ottoman Balkans.

      Basil C. Gounaris

      págs. 245-262

      

    • Origins and Evolution of the Medieval Church's Usury Laws: Economic Self-Interest or Systematic Theology?

      E.S. Tan

      págs. 263-281

      

    • The History of European Steel Crisis Policy.

      C.A. Conrad

      págs. 283-306

      

  • Problems

    • Labrousse, the Annales School, and Histoire sans Frontières.

      L. Cullen

      págs. 309-350