Political Economy and International Order in Interwar Europe

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Eucken’s Competition with Keynes: Beyond the Ordoliberal Allergy to the Keynesian Medicine

Chapter 3 Third-Way Perspectives on Order in Interwar France: Personalism and the Political Economy of François Perroux

Chapter 4 Corporatism and Planning in Monnet’s Idea of Europe

Chapter 5 The Construction of an International Order in the Work of Jan Tinbergen

Chapter 6 At the Origins of European Monetary Cooperation: Triffin, Bretton Woods, and the European Payments Union

Chapter 7 Technocracy, Corporatism, and the Development of ‘Economic Parliaments’ in Interwar Europe

Chapter 8 Pluralism, Tripartism and the Foundation of the International Labour Organization

Chapter 9 Pluralism and Political Economy in Interwar Britain: G. D. H. Cole on Economic Planning

Chapter 10 Ordoliberalism and the Rethinking of Liberal Rationality

Chapter 11 Classical Liberalism, Non-interventionism and the Origins of European Integration: Luigi Einaudi, Friedrich A. von Hayek, Wilhelm Röpke

Chapter 12 Staving off the Protectionist Slide: Snowden and the Struggle to Keep Britain Open

Chapter 13 The Formation of Research Institutes on Business Cycles in Europe in the Interwar Period: The “Kiel School” and (In)Voluntary Internationalization

Chapter 14 Divided by an Uncommon Language? The Oxford Institute of Statistics and British Academia (1935–1944)

Chapter 15 Postscript: The Intellectual Origins of European Integration