Australian Economic History Review

2003 - 2022

Continued by Asia-Pacific Economic History Review.

Current editor(s): Stephen L Morgan and Martin Shanahan

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Volume 52, issue 3, 2012

Relief During the Great Depression in Australia and America pp. 221-249

Price Fishback

The relative efficiency of king's, ecclesiastical, and lay estates in Domesday Essex, 1086 pp. 250-269

John McDonald

The Development of the Institutional Investor: The Case of Australian Life Insurers 1945–85 pp. 270-292

Monica J. Keneley

Trends and Cycles in Sydney and Melbourne House Prices from 1880 to 2011 pp. 293-317

Nigel Stapledon

Finance, Politics, and Imperialism: Australia, Canada, and the City of London, c1896–1914 – By Andrew Dilley; The Eclipse of the ‘Elegant Economy’: The Impact of the Second World War on the Attitude to Personal Finance in Britain – By Martin Cohen pp. 318-319

Rodney Maddock

A Decent Provision: Australian Welfare Policy, 1870–1949 – By John Murphy pp. 319-320

Brian Dickey

An Economic History of Cambodia in the Twentieth Century – By Margaret Slocomb pp. 321-322

Porphant Ouyyanont

Keynes's General Theory Seventy‐Five Years Later – Edited by Thomas Cate pp. 323-324

J. E. King

Volume 52, issue 2, 2012

MAKING THE COLONIAL STATE: DEVELOPMENT, DEBT, AND WARFARE IN NEW ZEALAND, 1853–76 pp. 101-127

Bernard Attard

DID GOOD INSTITUTIONS PRODUCE GOOD TARIFFS? EVIDENCE FROM TARIFF PROTECTION IN COLONIAL VICTORIA pp. 128-147

John K. Wilson and Martin Shanahan

‘FORGING, AHEAD’: INDUSTRY AND ENVIRONMENTAL TRANSFORMATION IN A MELBOURNE SUBURB 1906–85 pp. 148-166

Dan Morrow

BANKING RECORDS, BUSINESS AND NETWORKS IN COLONIAL SYDNEY, 1817–24 pp. 167-190

Leanne Johns and Simon Ville

WAS THERE A GUARANTEE EFFECT FOR THE OTTOMAN LOANS IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY? pp. 191-208

Huseyin Al

International Trade with Equilibrium Unemployment – Edited by Carl Davidson and Steven J. Matusz pp. 209-210

Niven Winchester

Flinders Essays in Economics and Economic History: A Tribute to Keith Jackson Hancock, Metodey Polasek and Robert Henry Wallace – Edited by Ralph Shlomowitz pp. 210-212

Glenn Withers

The Watchdog: New Zealand's Audit Office, 1840 to 1928 – By David Green and John Singleton pp. 212-213

Peter Yule

The Power of Economic Ideas: The Origins of Keynesian Macroeconomic Management in Interwar Australia 1929–39 – By Alex Millmow pp. 214-215

Bernard Attard

Up From the Underworld: Coalminers and Community in Wonthaggi 1909 to 1968 – By Andrew Reeves pp. 215-217

Charles Fahey

Global Economic History: a Very Short Introduction – By Robert C. Allen pp. 217-218

Gary Magee

Volume 52, issue 1, 2012

A HISTORY OF THE PAN‐PACIFIC COAL TRADE FROM THE 1950S TO 2011: EXPLORING THE LONG‐TERM EFFECTS OF A BUYING CARTEL pp. 1-24

Bradley Bowden

INSTITUTIONALISING TECHNICAL EDUCATION: THE CASE OF WEAVING DISTRICTS IN MEIJI JAPAN pp. 25-42

Tomoko Hashino

UNDERDEVELOPMENT AND INDUSTRIALISATION IN PRE‐WAR THAILAND pp. 43-60

Porphant Ouyyanont

CONSUMPTION OF COTTON CLOTH IN INDIA, 1795–1940 pp. 61-84

Tirthankar Roy

A CLIOMETRIC REVOLUTION IN THE ECONOMIC HISTORY OF KOREA: A CRITICAL REVIEW pp. 85-95

Duol Kim and Ki‐joo Park

The Invisible Hook: The Hidden Economics of Pirates – By Peter T. Leeson pp. 96-97

Paul Robertson

Globalization in World History – By Peter N. Stearns pp. 97-98

Paul Robertson

Unsettled Account: The Evolution of Banking in the Industrialized World since 1800 – By Richard S. Grossman pp. 98-99

John Singleton

Volume 51, issue 3, 2011

MAKING SENSE OF THE ‘BUSINESS GROUP’ IN MODERN CHINA: THE RONG BROTHERS' BUSINESSES, 1901–37 pp. 219-244

Kai Yiu Chan

IT MAY BE OUR CURRENCY, BUT IT'S YOUR PROBLEM pp. 245-253

Barry Eichengreen

A LONG‐RUN VIEW OF THE UNIVERSITY GENDER GAP IN AUSTRALIA pp. 254-276

Alison Booth and Hiau Joo Kee

A FAIR AND EQUITABLE METHOD OF RECRUITMENT? CONSCRIPTION BY BALLOT INTO THE AUSTRALIAN ARMY DURING THE VIETNAM WAR pp. 277-296

Simon Ville and Peter Siminski

OPPORTUNITY OR CHALLENGE? AUSTRALIA AND EUROPEAN INTEGRATION, 1950–57 pp. 297-317

Andrea Benvenuti

Secular Cycles – Edited by Peter Turchin and Sergey A. Nefedov pp. 318-319

David Jacks

Australia's Economy in its International Context, 2 vols. – By Kym Anderson pp. 319-321

Peter J. Lloyd

Fletchers: A Centennial History of Fletcher Building – By Paul Goldsmith pp. 321-322

Carol Neill

Body and Mind: Historical Essays in Honour of F. B. Smith – Edited by Graeme Davison, Pat Jalland and Wilfrid Prest pp. 322-324

Katie Pickles

Volume 51, issue 2, 2011

INDUSTRIOUS PEASANTS IN EAST AND WEST: MARKETS, TECHNOLOGY, AND FAMILY STRUCTURE IN JAPANESE AND WESTERN EUROPEAN AGRICULTURE pp. 107-119

Jan de Vries

BASKET PEGS AND EXCHANGE RATE REGIME CHANGE: AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND IN THE MID‐SEVENTIES pp. 120-149

Catherine Schenk and John Singleton

COMMODITY PRICE SHOCKS AND THE AUSTRALIAN ECONOMY SINCE FEDERATION pp. 150-177

Sambit Bhattacharyya and Jeffrey G. Williamson

TRADE‐OFFS AND RIP‐OFFS: IMITATION‐LED INDUSTRIALISATION AND THE EVOLUTION OF TRADEMARK LAW IN HONG KONG pp. 178-198

David Clayton

The Great Financial Crisis: Causes and Consequences – By John Bellamy Foster and Fred Magdoff pp. 199-200

Christopher Godden

The Living Wage: Lessons from the History of Economic Thought – By Donald R. Stabile pp. 201-202

Stephanie Luce

Embedding Global Markets: An Enduring Challenge – Edited by John Gerard Ruggie pp. 202-203

Francine McKenzie

Animal Spirits: How Human Psychology Drives the Economy, and Why It Matters for Global Capitalism – By George A. Akerlof and Robert J. Shiller; Market Rebels: How Activists Make or Break Radical Innovations – By Hayagreeva Rao pp. 203-206

Paul Robertson

The Hesitant Hand: Taming Self‐Interest in the History of Ideas – By Steven G. Medema pp. 206-208

Susan Schroeder

Chinese Economic Development – By Chris Bramall pp. 208-210

Graeme Smith

After Adam Smith: A Century of Transformation in Politics and Political Economy – By Murray Milgate and Shannon C. Stimson pp. 210-211

Donald Stabile

Empire and Globalization: Networks of People, Goods and Capital in the British World, c. 1850–1914 – Edited by Gary B. Magee and Andrew S. Thompson pp. 211-213

Bernard Attard

Replenishing the Earth: The Settler Revolution and the Rise of the Anglo‐World, 1783–1939 – By James Belich pp. 213-214

Stephen Constantine

No Job Too Big: A History of Fletcher Construction, Volume I: 1909–1940 – By Jack Smith pp. 215-216

Eric S. Graber

Volume 51, issue 1, 2011

FINANCIAL CRISES AND KNOWLEDGE, HISTORICAL AND ANALYTICAL pp. 1-21

Gary Hawke

ANOTHER SPINNING INNOVATION: THE CASE OF THE RATTLING SPINDLE, GARABŌ, IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE JAPANESE SPINNING INDUSTRY pp. 22-45

Eugene K. Choi

TARIFFS, SUBSIDIES, AND PROFITS: A RE‐ASSESSMENT OF STRUCTURAL CHANGE IN AUSTRALIA 1901–39 pp. 46-70

David Merrett and Simon Ville

SCIENTIFIC BREAKTHROUGHS AND NETWORKS IN THE CASE OF SEMICONDUCTOR LASER TECHNOLOGY IN THE US AND JAPAN, 1960s–2000s pp. 71-96

Hiroshi Shimizu

The United States and the Malaysian Economy – By Shakila Yacob pp. 97-98

John Singleton

The Genesis of Innovation: Systemic Linkages between Knowledge and the Market – Edited by Blandine Laperche, Dimitri Uzunidis, and Nick Von Tunzelmann pp. 98-99

Gary Magee

Anglo‐Australian Relations and the ‘Turn to Europe’– By Andrea Benvenuti pp. 100-101

W. David McIntyre

Destination Australia. Migration to Australia since 1901 – By Eric Richards pp. 101-103

James Bennett

Mining Tycoons in the Age of Empire, 1870–1945 – Edited by Raymond E. Dumett pp. 103-104

Trevor Boyns

Remaking the Tasman World – Edited by Phillipa Mein Smith, Peter Hempenstall, and Shaun Goldfinch pp. 104-106

Brian Easton