CONTEMPORARY EUROPEAN HISTORYVolume 17 - Issue 04 - November 2008Abstracts: French and German
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Franco-British Relations and the Question of Conscription in Britain, 1938–1939DANIEL HUCKERContemporary European History, Volume 17, Issue 04, November 2008, pp 437 - 456
Did the German Occupation (1940–1945) Ruin Dutch Industry?HEIN A. M. KLEMANNContemporary European History, Volume 17, Issue 04, November 2008, pp 457 - 481
‘Only the Best British Brides’: Regulating the Relationship between US Servicemen and British Women in the Early Cold WarGIORA GOODMANContemporary European History, Volume 17, Issue 04, November 2008, pp 483 - 503
Conflicts over the State Monopoly of Education in Slovakia, 1945–1948: Catholics, Communists and DemocratsJAMES RAMON FELAKContemporary European History, Volume 17, Issue 04, November 2008, pp 505 - 522
In Search of a Greater Economic Entity: Norway and the Sterling Area Episode of the Early 1950s ReconsideredLARS FREDRIK ØKSENDALContemporary European History, Volume 17, Issue 04, November 2008, pp 523 - 544
Negotiating Credibility: Britain and the International Monetary Fund, 1956–1976BEN CLIFTJIM TOMLINSONContemporary European History, Volume 17, Issue 04, November 2008, pp 545 - 566
Perspectives on War in the Twentieth CenturySTEFANIE SCHÜLER-SPRINGORUMContemporary European History, Volume 17, Issue 04, November 2008, pp 567 - 573
From a Culture for Youth to a Culture of Youth: Recent Trends in the Historiography of Western Youth Cultures
ODED HEILBRONNERContemporary European History, Volume 17, Issue 04, November 2008, pp 575 - 591