European Economic History in the 20th Century

Prof., one of the leading names in European economic history. In this very important work, Ivan T. Berend examines the 20th century, an "age of extremes" with its crises, revolutions, wars and unique technological achievements, through the rise and fall processes of various economic regimes in Europe. 20th Century European Economic History discusses various economic models with their roots and characteristics, from the "laissez-faire" regime to Keynesian interventions, from the economic divergence of totalitarian systems to the mixed economy and the rise of the welfare state, and ultimately to globalization.
This book, which describes economic history intertwined with political history and in an extremely easy-to-read way, fills an important gap with its comparative approach between various regions of Europe and its brilliant interpretations of cause-effect relationships.



Number of Pages: 464

Year of Print: 2015


Language: Turkish
Publisher: İş Bankası Kültür Yayınları

First Printing Year: 2011

Number of Pages: 464

Language: Turkish