Coal and Steel in Western Europe

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By Norman J. G. Pounds and William N. Parker

Indiana University Press, 1957, 381 pp

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A geographer and an economic historian combine to examine the growth of Western Europe's heavy industry. Using statistics judiciously they also draw heavily on a wide range of materials concerning, among other things, technology, education, industrial organization, and the characteristics of the local raw material. The result is a most useful book with much original analysis.

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