The European Economy Between The Wars, (oup, 1997) Has Become The Definitive Economic History Of Europe In The Inter-war Period. Placing The Great Depression Of 1929-33 And The Associated Financial Crisis At The Center Of The Narrative, The Authors Comprehensively Examined The Lead-up To And Consequences Of The Depression And Recovery. The Authors Now Expand Their Scope To Include The Entire World Economy, And Have Created A New Edition: The World Economy Between The Wars. New Material Focuses On The Structure Of The World Economy In The 1920s, Including A Special Focus On The United States, Japan, And Latin America.