Abstract
Contents, Introduction, Pedro Lains and Vicente Pinilla, PART I - The Context, Chapter 1. Conceptual issues for the comparative study of agricultural development, Alan Olmstead and Paul Rhode, Chapter 2. Europe and the international trade in agricultural and food products, 1870-2000, Gema Aparicio, Vicente Pinilla and Raul Serrano, Chapter 3. Agriculture and structural change: lessons from the UK experience in an international context, Steve Broadberry, PART II - Country Studies, Chapter 4. Technological change, institutional development and economic growth in Dutch agriculture, 1870-1939, Jan-Pieter Smits, Chapter 5. The contribution of agriculture to economic growth in Denmark, 1870-1939, Ingrid Henriksen, Chapter 6. Swedish agriculture in economic development, 1870-1939, Lennart Schon. Chapter 7. Agriculture and economic development in Germany, 1870-1939, Oliver Grant, Chapter 8. Agriculture and economic development in France, 1870-1939, Nadine Vivier, Chapter 9, Agriculture and economic development in Italy, 1870-1939, Giovanni Federico, Chapter 10. Local comparative advantage: agriculture and economic development in Poland, 1870-1970, Nikolaus Wolf, Chapter 11. Agricultural development and impeded growth: the case of Hungary 1870-1973, Michael Kopsidis, Chapter 12. The contribution of agriculture to Spanish economic development, 1870-1973, Ernesto Clar and Vicente Pinilla, Chapter 13. Agriculture, institutional change and economic development in Portugal, 1870-1973, Pedro Lains, Chapter 14. Agriculture and economic development in Greece, 1870-1973, Socrates Petmezas, Chapter 15. Agriculture and economic development in Turkey, 1870-2000, Sevket Pamuk
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