dr. (Jeroen) JJ Euwe

All publications (31)

• Article (3)

  • J.J. Euwe & K. Oosterlinck (2017). Art Price Economics in the Netherlands During World War II. Journal for Art Market Studies, 1 (1), 47-67. doi: 10.23690/jams.v1i1.6
  • J.J. Euwe (2016). The Western Art World Between 1930 and 1950: Methodological Approaches to Transdisciplinary Research. Bulletin of the German Historical Institute, 105-108.
  • J.J. Euwe (2012). The Rhine; Backbone of Dutch-German Economic Interdependence, 1918-1931. Jahrbuch für Wirtschaftsgeschichte, 53 (1), 205-233. doi: 10.1524/jbwg.2012.0009

• Book / Monograph / Book editorial (1)

  • J.J. Euwe (2007). De Nederlandse Kunstmarkt, 1940-1945. Amsterdam: Boom

• Part of book - Chapter (6)

  • J.J. Euwe, K. Oosterlinck, G. David & N. Goldman (2017). "Preise spielen gar keine Rolle." The booming art market in occupied Western Europe, 1940-1945. In U. Fleckner & Th.W. Gaehtgens (Eds.), Markt und Macht. Der Kunsthandel im Dritten Reich (pp. 27-47). Berlin: De Gruyter
  • J.J. Euwe (2017). The Postwar Recovery of the Rhine Economy, 1918-1931. In R. Banken & B. Wubs (Eds.), The Rhine. A Transnational History (pp. 283-311). Baden-Baden: Nomos
  • J.J. Euwe & K. Oosterlinck (2017). Quality and Authenticity in a Market under Pressure. The case of the Dutch art market during World War 2. In U. Fleckner, Th.W. Gaehtgens & C. Huemer (Eds.), Markt und Macht. Der Kunsthandel im Dritten Reich (pp. 49-66). Berlin: De Gruyter
  • J.J. Euwe (2010). Financing Germany: Amsterdam's Role as an International Financial Centre, 1914-1931. In P. Baubeau & A. Ögren (Eds.), Convergence and Divergence of National Financial Systems: Evidence from the Gold Standards, 1871-1971 (pp. 219-240). London: Pickering & Chatto
  • J.J. Euwe (2009). Amsterdam als Finanzzentrum für Deutschland, 1914-1931. In H.A.M. Klemann & F. Wielenga (Eds.), Deutschland und die Niederlande. Wirtschaftsbeziehungen im 19. und 20. Jahrhundert (pp. 153-172). Münster: Waxmann
  • J.J. Euwe (2009). Le marché de l'art aux Pays-Bas de 1940 à 1945. In A. Callu, P. Evenso & H. Joly (Eds.), Culture et médias sous l'Occupation. Des entreprises dans la France de Vichy (pp. 85-102). Paris: Editions du CTHS

• Lecture (19)

  • J.J. Euwe (2019, januari 25). Foreign capital seems to have settled permanently in The Netherlands. The role of tax evasion in the rise of Amsterdam as an international financial centre, 1914-1940. Rotterdam, Business History @ Erasmus - Passage to Panama: Nation States, Taxation and Multinational Enterprise in the Twentieth Century II.
  • J.J. Euwe, K. Oosterlinck & C. Huemer (2018, november 16). The German Art Market During World War 2. Université Libre de Bruxelles, Bruxelles, Art market Workshop.
  • J.J. Euwe (2016, februari 26). Transdisciplinary Approaches to the Study of the Art Market. German Historical Institute, Washington DC, The Western Art Market and Art between 1930 and 1950. Methodological approaches aiming at transdisciplinary research.
  • J.J. Euwe (2016, april 28). Art Market Data Analysis - Cases, Options, Perspectives. Zentralinstitut für Kunstgeschichte, München, Hugo Helbing / Provenienz- & Sammlungsforschung VII.
  • J.J. Euwe (2016, februari 10). German Refugee Artists and Art Dealers on the U.S. Art Market, 1929-1945. German Historical Institute, Washington DC, Seminar.
  • J.J. Euwe & K. Oosterlinck (2015, februari 21). The Dutch Art Market during the Second World War: A New Art Price Index Using Hedonic Regression. New York, College Art Association, 2015 Annual Conference.
  • J.J. Euwe & K. Oosterlinck (2015, mei 28). The Hausse on the Dutch Art Market during the German Occupation. Université Libre de Bruxelles, Bruxelles, Art Market Workshop - Long Term Investment.
  • J.J. Euwe & K. Oosterlinck (2014, oktober 6). Quality and Authenticity in a Market under Pressure. The case of the Dutch art market during World War II. Warburg Haus, Universität Hamburg, Hamburg, Workshop Markt und Macht. Der Kunsthandel im Dritten Reich.
  • J.J. Euwe, K. Oosterlinck, G. David & N. Goldman (2014, oktober 6). The Art Market in Occupied Western Europe, 1940-1945. Warburg Haus, Universität Hamburg, Hamburg, Workshop Markt und Macht. Der Kunsthandel im Dritten Reich.
  • J.J. Euwe (2013, maart 21). The Rhine Economy and German Economic Recovery after World War 1. Erasmus University, Rotterdam, 4th Transnational Rhine Conference: ‘Crossing the Rhine. Globalisation and the Impact of War on the Rhine Economy’.
  • J.J. Euwe (2013, januari 7). The wartime Dutch art market in broader perspective. Erasmus University, Rotterdam, Business History Seminar.
  • J.J. Euwe, K. Oosterlinck, G. David & N. Goldman (2013, september 23). Art Markets in Occupied Western Europe: A Comparative Perspective. Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles, Workshop Market and Might, The Business of Art in the “Third Reich”.
  • J.J. Euwe (2011, april 4). The Rhine; Backbone of Dutch-German Interdependence 1918-1933. Erasmus University, Rotterdam, Business History Seminar.
  • J.J. Euwe (2010, november 25). The Rhine; Backbone of Dutch-German Interdependence 1918-1933. Goethe Universität, Frankfurt am Main, 2nd Transnational Rhine Conference: ‘The Coal-based Rhine Economy. Development of an Industrial Region from Basel to Rotterdam, 1850-1950’.
  • J.J. Euwe (2008, juni 12). Amsterdam als Finanzzentrum für Deutschland, 1914-1931. Westfälischen Wilhelms-Universität, Münster, Zentrum für Niederlande-Studien der Westfälischen Wilhelms-Universität Münster: Deutsch-niederländische Wirtschaftsbeziehungen im 20. Jahrhundert.
  • J.J. Euwe (2008, augustus 21). Amsterdam’s role as an International Financial Centre in Dutch-German Economic Relations, 1914-1931. Bergen, Norway, EBHA – 12th Annual Conference: Transactions and Interactions – The Flow of Goods, Services and Information.
  • J.J. Euwe (2008, maart 27). Le Marché de l’Art en Hollande, 1940-1945. Caen, VIIIe colloque du Groupement de recherche 2539 du CNRS: Culture, presse et entreprises sous l’Occupation. Vecteurs d’idées, médiateurs d’information?.
  • J.J. Euwe (2008, januari 30). Amsterdam as an International Financial Centre, 1914-1933: a consequence of interwoven economies? Paris, Paris School of Economics & IDHE: Financial centres as competing clusters.
  • J.J. Euwe (2007, september 1). Dutch-German relations after the Great War: interwoven economies and political détente, 1918-1933. An analytical approach. Paris, Ester Research Development Conference.

• Contribution weekly / daily journal (1)

  • J.J. Euwe (2008, augustus 18). Nederlandse burger was destijds geldschieter van het Führermuseum. NRC Handelsblad

• Doctoral thesis (1)

  • J.J. Euwe (2012, december 21). It is therefore both in the German and in the Dutch Interest: Dutch-German relations after the Great War. Interwoven economies and political détente, 1918-1933. EUR (344 pag.) (Rotterdam: Eigen beheer) Prom./coprom.: prof.dr. H.A.M. Klemann.

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