ANGLO-FRENCH TRADE RELATIONS UNDER CHARLES II

Variability and Future Temporal Reference: The French of Anglo-Montrealers

Anglo-Norman medicine: volume II, shorter treatises

This second and final volume ofAngloNorman medicine presents critical editions of four French medical texts copied in England in the thirteenth or fourteenth centuries: a brief deontological tract; a verse text on women's diseases which derives from the Latin Liber de sinthomatibus mulierum (Book on the conditions of women, one of the so-called Trotula treatises) probably via an early thirteent...

Anglo-Yugoslav medical relations in peace and war.

Although the medical centres of Great Britain, owing to their distance from Yugoslavia,t have influenced Yugoslavian medicine less than those of neighbouring countries such as Italy, Austria, and Hungary, some traces of contact can be found as far back as the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. But the first real co-operation dates from the end of the nineteenth century, when assistance began...

Mercantilism as Strategic Trade Policy: The Anglo-Dutch Rivalry for the East India Trade

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Intermediate Goods Trade and Macroeconomic Volatility: The Case of Iran-China Trade Relations

This paper tries to analyze the impacts of intermediate goods trade on production, consumption, investment, net exports, employment, labor wage and capital rent of Iran in its bilateral trade relations with China. This analysis has been done by modeling, solving and calibrating an international real business cycles (IRBC) model in period 1980-2009. The results show that when elasticity of subst...