Foreword, INTRODUCTION, by J. B. Condliffe, I. CENTRAL AND South-Eastern European Economy BEFORE AND AFTER World WAR I, II. THE PERIOD OF CONSOLIDATION AND RECONSTRUCTION, III. THE IMPACT of- THE World Economic Crisis, IV. ATTEMPTS TOWARDS ECONOMIC RAPPROCHEMENT AND INTERNATIONAL SOLUTION OF THE DANUBIAN QUESTION, V. THE FIGHT OF THE DANUBIAN COUNTRIES AGAINST THE CRISIS, VI. THE Problem of Price ADJUSTMENT: Export Subsidies, VII. THE Position OF THE INDUSTRIAL Countries, VIII. MONETARY ADJUSTMENTS IN THE AGRICULTURAL COUNTRIES, IX. REGIONAL Economic AGREEMENTs, X. GERMANY's TRADE PENETRATION IN South-Eastern Europe, XI. Policy OF THE NEW PLAN TOWARDS South-Eastern Europe, XII. THE INCREASE OF TRADE WITH GERMANY, XIII. THE DEVELOPMENT DURING THE WORLD ECONOMIC Recovery IN I936-7, XIV. GERMANY'S ECONOMIC Ascendancy AFTER THE ANNEXATION of Austria, XV. THE SMALL Countries AND BILATERALISM, XVI. Economic DEVELOPMENT: THE PROBLEM AND THE Program, XVII. REGIONAL ORGANIZATION AND Foreign TRADE, BIBLIOGRAPHY, INDEX