Australian Economic History Review

2003 - 2009

Edited by Stephen L Morgan and Martin Shanahan

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INTERNAL LABOUR MARKETS: EVIDENCE FROM TWO LARGE AUSTRALIAN EMPLOYERS pp. 107-137: Andrew Seltzer and André Sammartino
BUILDING AN EFFECTIVE TRADE PRACTICES COMMISSION: THE ROLE OF PROFESSOR ROBERT BAXT, AO pp. 138-172: Stephen Corones, David Merrett and David Round
A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE ON MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES IN AUSTRALIA: 1883-84 TO 2003-04 pp. 173-197: DarrelPhillip Doessel
DAVID HEWITT POPE, 1944-2007 pp. 198-212: Glenn Withers
Plantation Jamaica, 1750-1850: Capital and Control in a Colonial Economy pp. 213-214: StephenD. Behrendt
The Internationalisation Strategies of Small-country Firms. The Australian Experience of Globalisation pp. 214-215: Gordon Boyce
The New Comparative Economic History: Essays in Honour of Jeffrey G. Williamson pp. 216-218: Lyndon Moore
Contours of the World Economy, 1-2030AD: Essays in Macro-Economic History pp. 218-219: Les Oxley
Fiscal Policy and Management in East Asia pp. 220-221: John Singleton

URBAN HISTORY AND THE FUTURE OF AUSTRALIAN CITIES pp. 1-18: Lionel Frost and Seamus O'Hanlon
AUSTRALIA'S SMOKE CITY: AIR POLLUTION IN NEWCASTLE pp. 19-33: Nancy Cushing
DEVELOPMENT PRESSURES AND HERITAGE IN THE PERTH CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT, 1950-90 pp. 34-51: Jenny Gregory
FROM MANUFACTURING ZONE TO LIFESTYLE PRECINCT: ECONOMIC RESTRUCTURING AND SOCIAL CHANGE IN INNER MELBOURNE, 1971-2001 pp. 52-69: Tony Dingle and Seamus O'Hanlon
IDEAS FROM AUSTRALIAN CITIES: RELOCATING URBAN AND SUBURBAN HISTORY pp. 70-86: Andrew May
THE 200 KM CITY: BRISBANE, THE GOLD COAST, AND SUNSHINE COAST pp. 87-106: Peter Spearritt

ANTHROPOMETRIC TRENDS IN SOUTHERN CHINA, 1830-1864 pp. 209-226: Joerg Baten and Sandew Hira
EXPLOITING MARINE WILDLIFE IN QUEENSLAND: THE COMMERCIAL DUGONG AND MARINE TURTLE FISHERIES, 1847-1969 pp. 227-265: Ben Daley, Peter Griggs and Helene Marsh
COLONIALISM AND LONG-RUN GROWTH IN AUSTRALIA: AN EXAMINATION OF INSTITUTIONAL CHANGE IN VICTORIA'S WATER SECTOR DURING THE NINETEENTH CENTURY pp. 266-279: Edwyna Harris
THE ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES OF HARVESTER pp. 280-300: Joe Isaac

100 YEARS OF TARIFF PROTECTION IN AUSTRALIA pp. 99-145: Peter Lloyd
THE ROLE OF THE HIGH COURT IN FEDERAL ARBITRATION DURING THE GREAT DEPRESSION: PRESERVING A FUTURE FOR 'REASON AND MORAL SUASION'? pp. 146-169: Rohan Price
FIRM AND GOVERNMENT AS ACTORS IN PENROSE'S PROCESS THEORY OF INTERNATIONAL GROWTH: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE RESOURCE-BASED VIEW AND OWNERSHIP-LOCATION- INTERNATIONALISATION PARADIGM pp. 170-194: CarolM. Connell

PARCHING THE LAND?: THE CHETTIARS IN BURMA pp. 1-25: Sean Turnell and Alison Vicary
COLONIALISM AND INDUSTRIALISATION: FACTORY LABOUR PRODUCTIVITY OF COLONIAL KOREA, 1913-37 pp. 26-46: Duol Kim and Ki-Joo Park
THE NEW ZEALAND PRESS ASSOCIATION 1880-2006: THE RISE AND FALL OF A CO-OPERATIVE MODEL FOR NEWS GATHERING pp. 47-67: Grant Hannis
FOREIGN TRADE, COMMERCIAL POLICIES AND THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF THE SONG AND MING DYNASTIES OF CHINA pp. 68-90: Kenneth S. Chan

THE THIRD NOEL BUTLIN LECTURE: AUSTRALIAN EXCEPTIONALISM REVISITED pp. 217-237: Douglas A. Irwin
COMMENTS ON FACTOR PRICES AND INCOME DISTRIBUTION IN LESS INDUSTRIALISED ECONOMIES, 1870-1939: REFOCUSING ON THE FRONTIER pp. 238-248: Knick Harley
STATE-LEVEL BASIC WAGES IN AUSTRALIA DURING THE DEPRESSION, 1929-35: INSTITUTIONS AND POLITICS OVER MARKETS pp. 249-277: Peter Sheldon
THE NATURE AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE GENERAL INSURANCE INDUSTRY IN AUSTRALIA TO 1973 pp. 278-299: Monica Jan Keneley and Tom McDonald
AUSTRALASIAN ECONOMIC HISTORY: RESEARCH CHALLENGES AND BIG QUESTIONS pp. 300-315: Ian W. McLean and Martin Shanahan
BIG QUESTIONS IN AUSTRALIAN ECONOMIC HISTORY: FROM THE OUTSIDE LOOKING IN-super-1 pp. 316-322: Howard Dick

THE SECOND NOEL BUTLIN LECTURE: LABOUR-INTENSIVE INDUSTRIALISATION IN GLOBAL HISTORY pp. 121-154: Kaoru Sugihara
NEW ESTIMATES OF AUSTRALIAN PUBLIC BORROWING AND CAPITAL RAISED IN LONDON, 1849-1914 pp. 155-177: Bernard Attard
THE INTRODUCTION OF COMPETITION POLICY IN AUSTRALIA: THE ROLE OF RON BANNERMAN pp. 178-199: David Merrett, Stepehn Corones and David Round
RELATIVE FACTOR PRICES IN THE PERIPHERY DURING THE FIRST GLOBAL CENTURY: ANY LESSONS FOR TODAY? pp. 200-206: JeffreyG. Williamson

FACTOR PRICES AND INCOME DISTRIBUTION IN LESS INDUSTRIALISED ECONOMIES 1870-1939 pp. 1-5: David Greasley, Kris Inwood and John Singleton
MEASURING INEQUALITY TRENDS IN COLONIAL AUSTRALIA USING FACTOR-PRICE RATIOS: THE IMPORTANCE OF BOUNDARIES pp. 6-21: Martin Shanahan and JohnK. Wilson
HECKSHER-OHLIN IN CANADA: NEW ESTIMATES OF REGIONAL WAGES AND LAND PRICES pp. 22-48: John C Herbert Emery, Kris Inwood and Henry Thille
THE SWEDISH WAGE-RENTAL RATIO AND ITS DETERMINANTS, 1877-1926 pp. 49-72: Jan Bohlin and Svante Larsson
GLOBALISATION, FACTOR PRICES, AND POVERTY IN COLONIAL INDIA pp. 73-94: Tirthankar Roy
LABOUR AND LAND IN GHANA, 1874-1939: A SHIFTING RATIO AND AN INSTITUTIONAL REVOLUTION pp. 95-120: Gareth Austin

TAXING TIMES: STATE-LED INCOME REDISTRIBUTION IN NEW ZEALAND'S 'GOLDEN AGE' pp. 195-214: James Reveley
RECOVERY FROM DEPRESSION: AUSTRALIA IN AN ARGENTINE MIRROR 1895-1913 pp. 215-241: IanW. McLean
WELFARE, ENTERPRISE, AND ABORIGINAL COMMUNITY: THE CASE OF THE WESTERN AUSTRALIAN KIMBERLEY REGION, 1968-96 pp. 242-267: Tony Smith
AUSTRALIAN IMMIGRATION ARCHIVES AS SOURCES FOR BUSINESS AND ECONOMIC HISTORY pp. 268-282: Stephen L. Morgan

AN ECONOMY ILL-SUITED TO YOUNGER WORKERS: CHILD AND YOUTH WORKFORCE PARTICIPATION IN COLONIAL QUEENSLAND, 1886-1901 pp. 111-129: Bradley Bowden
FACTORS INHIBITING DEFLATIONARY BIAS IN CURRENCY BOARD ECONOMIES: EVIDENCE FROM THE COLONIAL ERA pp. 130-154: Malcolm Treadgold
'LAYIN' LOW AND SAYIN' NUFFIN': AUSTRALIA'S POLICY TOWARDS BRITAIN'S SECOND BID TO JOIN THE EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY (1966-67) pp. 155-175: Andrea Benvenuti

TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL ORGANISATION: JAPANESE AMMONIUM SULPHATE INDUSTRY IN THE INTERWAR PERIOD pp. 1-22: Anil Khosla
THE PERFORMANCE OF AN ELECTRICITY UTILITY: THE CASE OF THE STATE ELECTRICITY COMMISSION OF VICTORIA, 1925-93 pp. 23-44: Malcolm Abbott
'LONG SLOW BOOM'?: MANUFACTURING IN NEW ZEALAND, 1945-70 pp. 45-69: Jim McAloon
POST-CHANDLERIAN FIRMS: TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE AND FIRM BOUNDARIES pp. 70-94: Paul L. Robertson and Gianmario Verona