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During the 1930s and 1940s, and again in the 1970s and 1980s, most European nations, indeed most industrial nations, undertook major changes in macroeconomic policy orientation and financial regulation. The contributors to this volume, historians, political scientists, and economists, identify the forces which drove these major policy shifts, and explore their implications for other areas of economic and social policy.
Douglas J. Forsyth is teaching at Bowling Green State University.
Chapter 1. Macroeconomic Policy Regimes and Financial Regulation in Europe, 1931-1994
D. J. Forsyth and T. Notermans
Chapter 2. A Sea Change in Economic Governance across Europe, 1931-1948
D. J. Forsyth
Chapter 3. The International Monetary System and Domestic Economic Policy
H. Herr
Chapter 4. "Strong" States and "Cheap" Credit: Economic Policy and Financial Regulation in France and Spain
S.Perez
Chapter 5. Financial Systems and Industrial Policy in Germany and Great Britain: the Limits of Convergence
S. Vitols
Chapter 6. The Role of 1930s Regulations and the Development of Financial Markets in Postwar USA, Germany and Britain
J. A. Kregel
Notes on contributors
Bibliography
Index