The Economics of the Great War — A Roads Collection

Skoda Armaments Factory in Pilsen

Articles

Thoughts on the Economics of World War I

How the United States Paid for Its War Effort

Lives and Treasure: What World War I Cost the United States

Highlights from "Perspectives on the Great War," World War One International Conference 1– 4 August 2014

How the War Was Lost: The Food Weapon?

Was the Food Weapon a Myth?

Children's Soup Kitchen, Wartime Germany

Not Fit for War: Austria-Hungary's Economy

The Allies' Great Advantage: Global Maritime Trade

Comparing the Costs of the World Wars

Penn State Goes to War: How an American College Supported the War Effort

The Dual Monarchy's Approach to Mobilization

What Brought on the February Revolution? — Food Riots

Rare Photo of Royal Navy Boarding Party Approaching a Neutral Ship, 1914

Reviews

Planning Armageddon: British Economic Warfare and the First World War

MOBILIZING FOR MODERN WAR: The Political Economy of American Warfare, 1865-1919

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