by Eric Bussière, Youssef Cassis
London and Paris, the world's two leading financial centres in the nineteenth century, experienced differing fortunes during the twentieth century. While London remained an international financial centre, Paris' influence declined. Yet over the last twenty years deregulation, internationalization, and the advent of the single currency have reactivated their competition in ways reminiscent of their old rivalry before the First World War. This book provides a long-term perspective on the developme
ISBN: 9780191533471
382 pages
Published: 2005-01-20
Publisher: OUP Oxford