Reparation in World Politics : France and European Economic Diplomacy, 1916{u2013}1923

Studies the reparation sought by the Allies from Germany to compensate the Allies for the damages they had suffered which caused conflict climaxing in the Ruhr occupation of 1923 and in part determined the structure of power in Europe. Contents Preface Chapter One: A New Economic Order Chapter Two: Reparation at the Peace Conference Chapter Three: Indulgence Chapter Four: The Seydoux Plan Chapter Five: Impatience Chapter Six: A New Beginning? Chapter Seven: Poincaré in Power Chapter Eight: The Ruhr Occupation of 1923 Appendix: A Note on the Transfer Problem in Economic Theory Abbreviations Used in Notes Notes Sources and Bibliography Index