International financial history in the twentieth century : system and anarchy / edited by Marc Flandreau, Carl-Ludwig Holtfrerich, Harold James.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

The essays in this book, written by some of the leading experts in the field and covering over a hundred years of economic history, examine the history of the international financial system in terms of the current debate about globalization and its limits.

Caveat emptor : coping with sovereign risk under the international gold standard, 1871-1913 / Marc Flandreau -- Conduits for long-term foreign investment in the gold standard era / Mira Wilkins -- The gold-exchange standard : a reinterpretation / Stephen A. Schuker -- The Bank of France and the gold standard, 1914-1928 / Kenneth Mouré -- Keyne's road to Bretton Woods : an essay in interpretation / Robert Skidelsky -- Bretton Woods and the European neutrals, 1944-1973 / Jakob Tanner -- The 1948 monetary reform in Western Germany / Charles P. Kindleberger and F. Taylor Ostrander -- The burden of power : military aspects of international financial relations during the long 1950s / Werner Abelshauser -- Denationalizing money? Economic liberalism and the "national question" in currency affairs / Eric Helleiner -- International financial institutions and national economic governance : aspects of the new adjustment agenda in historical perspective / Louis W. Pauly.

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