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BIBLIOGRAPHYPublications on financial history

SERGE NOIRETEuropean University Institute, Florence

This bibliography covers publications that appeared during 2001 and during theyear 2000 when they were not known before the deadline of last year’sbibliography. In that case, the year of publication is mentioned in the citation.

It follows previous criteria being divided into two broad areas: general literature infinancial history in section 1, and specialised material in section 2. Section 2 is thensubdivided chronologically, and further by geographical area (the completeclassification scheme was published in Volume 1, Part 2, October 1994,pp. 157–160). Where there are no entries for a particular section, the heading hasbeen omitted. Abbreviations have been kept to a minimum, but standardabbreviations such as J. for Journal, Q. for Quarterly, Rev. for Review/Revue, havebeen used throughout. Short titles and cited titles (cit.), are used for references toedited volumes within the section in which they are listed; elsewhere they are citedin full. Doctoral theses and working papers are not included. Articles published inbooks ‘edited by’ are mentioned only if the bibliographer accessed the index of thebook before the publication deadline. Translations in English for some European,Asian and African languages are used in the bibliography only when the source ofthe bibliographic citation made it available. All URLs for web-site citations wereaccessed in June–July 2003.

The bibliographer is pleased to receive suggestions of any kind via e-mail at thefollowing address:<serge.noiret@iue.it>.

GENERAL

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