CONTENTS
F. Mondello, The Fiftieth Anniversary of the Signing of the Treaty of Rome, p.531

ARTICLES
B. Dedinger Trade, History and Geography. The Geographical Structure of Trade in Germany since the Late XIXth Century, p.551
W. Snyder, Occupational Evolution in XVIIIth and XIXth-Century France, p.585

NOTES
H. Akitomi, The British Trade Policy Plan During the First World War: a Modified "Imperialism of free trade?", p.627

DEBATES AND COMMENTS
F. C. Casula, Giuseppe Garibaldi: a Sardinian in the Italian Risorgimento, p.647

PROBLEMS
C. Lapavitsas, Industrial Development and Social Trasformation in Ottoman Macedonia, p.661

Reviews of Books, p.713
Books Received, p.737
Journals Received, p.739
Index to volume 35, p.743
List of Contributors, p.747

CONTENTS
G. Di Taranto, Italy and the International Monetary Fund. From Multiple Exchange-Rate System to Convertibility, p.263

ARTICLES
F. Buelens, H. Willems The Second Wolrld War and the Belgian Stock Exchanges, p.315
B. A'Hearn, Remapping Italy's Path to the XIXth Century: Anthropometric Signposts, p.349

NOTES
K. Storchmann, Asymmetric Information and Markets in Transition: Vineyard Auctions in the Mosel Valley after the French Revolution, p.395

PROBLEMS
H. Ortner, The Origin of the "Knowledge Economy", p.427
E. Paulet, The Péreires Brothers: Bankers or Speculators? An Interpretation through Agency Theory Paradigm, p.463

Reviews of Books, p.497
Books Received, p.517
Journals Received, p. 519

ARTICLES
P. Scott, Public-Sector Investment and Britain’s Post-War Economic Performance: a Case Study for Roads Policy, p.391
E. Garcia Cuenca, Exchange-Rate Policies and the European Monetary Union: Past, Present and Future, p.419
D. Celetti, The Arsenal of Venice and the Organisation of Domestic Hemp Growing in the Sixteenth and Seventtenth Centuries, p.447

NOTES
Jerònia Pons Pons , Large American Corporations in the Spanish Life Insurance Market (1880-1922), p.467
A.P. Jacbos, D'Esposito F., Migratory Movements between Spain and the New World and the Leyes Nuevas: Passengers in both Directions in 1543-1544, p.483

PROBLEMS
Y. Segers, Economic Growth and Living Standards. Private Consumer Expenditure and Food Consumption in Nineteenth Century Belgium, p.513

Reviews of Books, p.541
Books Received, p.559

ARTICLES
V. Cerretano, The 'Benefits of Moderate Inflation'. The Rayon Industry and Snia Viscosa in the Italy of the 1920s, p. 233
D. S. Jacks, Market Integration in the North and Baltic Seas, 1500-1800, p. 285
J. J. Martínez Ruiz, The Credit Market and Profits from Letters of Exchange. Ricorsa Exchange Operations between Seville and the Besançon Fairs (1589-1621), p. 331

NOTES
V. Barnett, Tariff Levels and Growth Rates in Russia, 1861-1913: a note, p. 359
D. C. Wellington, A Modest Suggestion for Understanding Economic Growth, p. 373

PROBLEMS
A. J. Arnold, S. M. Cartney, Were they ever 'productive to the capitalist'? Rates of return on Britain's railways, 1830-55, p. 383

Reviews of Books, p. 413
Books Received, p. 453

ARTICLES
D. H. Aldcroft, The Sterling Area in the 1930s: A Unique Monetary Arrangement?, p. 9
E. S. Brezis, F. Crouzet, Changes in the Training of the Power Elites in Western Europe, p. 33
D. Sella, Industrial Raw Materials in the Import Trade of Northern and Central Italy during the XVIITh Century, p. 59
J. Streb, Product Differentiation by Bundling Standard Good and Innovative Knowledge: Technological Transfer in the German Plastics Industry from the 1930s to the 1970s, p. 71

NOTES
E. Bilotti, Time-Space in World-Systems Analysis, p. 109

PROBLEMS
M. Gehler, From Multilateral to Bilateral Free Trade: Austria's Bridging the Gap and the Pailure of '"Going-it-alone" to Brussels 1955-72, p. 127

Reviews of Books, p. 181
Books Received, p. 215

ARTICLES
M. Bogucka, Women and Credit Operations in Polish Towns in Early Modern Times (XVIth-XVII th centuries), p. 477
P. Chorley, Rascie and Florentine Cloth industry during the Sixteenth Century, p. 487
R. A. Goldwaithe, The Florentine Wool Industry in the Late Sixteenth Century: A Case Study, p. 527
G. B. Magee, Comparative Technological Creativity in Britain and America at the End of the Nineteenth Century: the Antipodean Experience, p. 555
R. Perren, Big Business and its Customers: the European Market for American Meat from 1840 to 1939, p. 591

NOTES
G. Roseman, Evidence on Determinants of the Choice of Sail or Steam from the Hamburg Passenger Lists of 1866, p. 623

PROBLEMS
P. Latimer, The Quantity of Money in England 1180-1247: a Model, p. 637

Books Received, p. 691

ARTICLES
M. Bratchel, Usury in the Fifteenth-Century Lucchesia: Images of the Petty Moneylender, p. 249
F. Capie, G. Wood, Deflation in the British Economy, 1870-1939, p. 277
G. Garcia, H. Prast, Depositor and Investor Protection in the EU and the Netherlands: A Brief History, p. 307

NOTES
G. Griffiths, Leonardo Bruni's. Justification of the Persuit of Wealth, p. 351

PROBLEMS
R. M. Kozub, Evolution of Taxation in England, 1700-1850: A Period of War and Industrialization, p. 363

REVIEWS ARTICLES
M. Bulut, Rethinking the Dutch Economy and Trade in the Early Modern Period 1570-1680, p. 391

Reviews of Books, p. 427
Books Received, p. 457

ARTICLES
I.T. Berend, Changes in Central and Eastern Europe in the last Quarter of the XXth Century, p. 9
H. Bruan, C. Panzer, The Expansion of the Motor-Cycle Industry in Germany and in Great Britain (1918 until 1932), p. 25
M. Hau, J. M. Selig, Malnutrition in XIXth Century Alsace, p. 61
A. J. Heywood, Russia's Foreign Supply Policy in World War I: Imports of Railway Equipment, p. 77

NOTES
A. Horstman, Taxation in the Zenith: Taxes and Classes in the United Kingdom, 1816-1842, p. 111

PROBLEMS
P. Edwards, The Low Countries, the Arms Trade and the British Civil War, p. 141

DEBATES
P. Berezin, Did Medieval Craft Guilds do More Harm than Good?, p. 171

Books Received, p. 229

ARTICLES
M. Baker, M. Collins, English Commercial Bank Stability, 1860-1914, p. 491
L. De Rosa, Naples: a Maritime Port, p. 513
M. García Zuñiga, Taxation in the Kingdom of Navarre (XVIth-XVIIth Centuries), p. 531
N. Hayes, Forcing modernisation on the 'one remaining really backward industry': British Construction and the Politics of Progress and Ambiguous Assessment, p. 559
M. Jolly, Monopsonistic and Competitive Labour Markets - A Comparative Study of British Car Manufacturers During the Interwar Period, p. 589

NOTES
D. J. Harreld, Antwerp Sugar Prices from the Hundredth Penny Tax Records (1543-45), p. 611

PROBLEMS
H. Espeli, Pespectives on the distinctiveness of Norwegian price and competition policy in the XXth century, p. 621

REVIEW ARTICLES
E. Davidova, A Centre in the Periphery: Merchants during the Ottoman period in Modern Bulgarian Historiography, p. 663

Reviews of Books, p. 689
Books Received, p. 719

ARTICLES
M. Barrio Gozalo, The Landed Property of the Spanish Church during the Ancien Regime, p. 245
A. Blair, L. Karsten, J. Leopold, The Fight over Working Hours: Trade Union Action or State Control? A British Dutch Comparative Perspective, p. 273
M. Flandreau, J. Komlos, Core or Periphery? The Credibility of the Austro-Hungarian Currency, p. 293
H. Louri, I. Pepelasis Minoglou, A Hesitant Evolution: Industrialisation and De – Industialisation in Greece over the Long Run, p. 321
M. A. Romani, From Body to Soul: the Debate on Justice on the Italy of the Englightenment, p. 349

NOTES
N. Ostroot, W. Snyder, La “Capitation”: Taxing Commoners and Nobles during the Old Regime, p. 367

PROBLEMS
A. Nuvolari, The ‘Machine Breakers' and the Industrial Revolution, p. 393

DEBATES
M. Palairet, Grossman-Horváth, and Hyperinflation in Hungary, 1944-1946, p. 429

Reviews of Books, p. 449
Books Received, p. 473

ARTICLES
D. O. Flynn, A. Giráldez, Silver and Ottoman Monetary History in Global Perspective, p. 9
I. Inkster, Politicisng the Gerschenkron Schema: Technology Transfer, Late Development and the State in Historical perspective, p. 45
E. Paulet, Financing Industry: the Crédit Mobilier in France 1860-1875, p. 89

NOTES
K. K. Howell, Lending and Growth in Central and Eastern Europe and the Baltic States, p. 115

PROBLEMS
P. A. Riach, An Historical Swedish “Real Wage Gap”, p. 129

DEBATES
M. Mantovani, Art in the Economic History of tbe Kingdom of Naples from the Eighteenth to the Nineteenth Centuries, p. 159

REVIEW ARTICLES
Cheng-Chung Lai, Braudel's Identity of France, p. 185

Reviews of books, p. 197
Books received, p. 225

ARTICLES
L. De Rosa, The beginnings of paper-money circulation: the Neapolitan Public Banks (1540-1650), p. 497
J. C. Hocquet, Ships, Sailors and Maritime Activity in Constantinople (1436-1440), p. 533
T. Rooth, R. Taylor, Exporis and External Adjustment during the Slump: the British Market, Australia and Canada during the 1930s, p. 569
J. I. A. Ucendo, Castile's Tax System in the Seventeenth Century, p. 597

NOTES
G. Mc Cann, The Economic Design of tbe European Union's Education Policy, p. 621

PROBLEMS
A. M. Endres, G. A. Fleming, Trade policy research in the 1930s and 1940s: Geneva doctrine and tbe Scandivian connection, p. 645
M. Finoia, Continuity of Economic Policy and Economic Tought in Italy between the First and Second World Wars, p. 675

Reviews of books, p. 697
Books received, p. 719

ARTICLES
K. Davids, From De La Coun to Vreede. Regulation and Self-regulation in Dutch Economic. Discourse from c. 1600 to the Napoleonic Era, p. 245
R. Di Quirico, Italy and the Economic Penetration Policy in Central-Eastern Europe during the Early First Post-War Period, p. 291
J.A. Gil, Spain in Europe: a Centusy of Growt, p. 319
P.C Reynard, The Language of Failure: Bankruptcy in Eighteenth-Century France, p. 355

NOTES
D.N. Laband, Castle Economics, p. 393

PROBLEMS
J. Singleton, The British Engineering Industry and Commonwealth Development in the ear/v 1950s, p. 398

DEBATES
A. Boitho, Reconstruction after Two World Wan. Why the Differences?, p. 429

Reviews of books, p. 459
Books received, p. 481
Errata corrige, p. 487

ARTICLES
J. Baten, Climase, Grain Production ami Nutritional Status in Soutbern Germany during the XVIIIth Century, p. 9
V. Magaihaea Godinho, The Portuguese Empire 1565-1665, p. 49
E. Ladevig Petersen, Poor Nobles and Rich in Denmark, 1500-1700, p. 105
B. Tomka, The Development of Hungarian Banking: an International Comparison, 1880-1931, p. 125

NOTES
DC. Weflington, The Gainsfrom Inventions, p. 165

PROBLEMS
D.H. Aldcroft, The Twentieth Century International Debt Problem in Historical Perspective, p. 173

THE HISTORIANS
D. Sella, Carlo M. Cipolla (1922-2000), p. 205

Reviews of books, p. 211
Books received, p. 223