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The Great Interwar Crisis and the Collapse of Globalization Paperback – 21 Oct 2009

by R. Boyce (Author)
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'This is a splendid piece of scholarship, finely written, exhaustively researched, and interpretively bold. With his emphasis upon the symbiotic relationship of economics and politics, Boyce sees in the late 1920s the real beginnings of the drift toward a new war, and the Anglo-Americans as especially important players in that slow-motion collapse.' - Robert J. Young, University of Winnipeg, Canada

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A history of the dual crisis that led to the simultaneous breakdown of the world's political and economic systems between the World Wars

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