Abstract
At the Colloquium on Research on Long Waves in Paris in 1983, I presented a paper which delineated the broad outlines of a long-run approach to the problem of long waves. The paper was published in Social Science Information in 1984 but did not arouse much interest. The subject kept fascinating me, however, and in subsequent years I elaborated the principles and put them on paper in my thesis of 1988 and in a book (Reijnders, 1990). This chapter summarises the principal findings.
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