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Part 1 National experiences and West-European capital: foreign capitalin the Bulgarian banking system, 1878-1944-1997, Ljuben Berov; foreign banksin Romania - a historical perspective, Cristian Bichi; the Imperial OttomanBank - actor or instrument of Ottoman modern-isation?, Edhem Eldem; Westerncapital and the Bulgarian banking system - late 19th century-Second WorldWar, Alexandre Kostov; foreign banks in Serbia, 1882-1914, Andrej Mitrovic;the Greek banking system and its deregulation - history, structure andorganisation in a European context, George Pagoulatos; the history of NovaLubljanska Banka (NLB) in the frame of Slovene experience with West-Europeancapital, Franjo Stiblar. Part 2 The formation of an economic area: thechanging nature of internationalisation of the Greek financial sector, TassosGiannitsis; issues of management control and sovereignty in transnationalbanking in the Eastern Med-iterranean before the First World War, ChristosHadziiossif; banking and politics in Austria-Hungary, Gunther Kronenbitter;Capital markets and economic integration in South-East Europe, 1919-89;lessons from western banking in the two Yugoslavias, John R. Lampe; the roleof Jews in Serbian banking until the First World War, Danica Milic; theposition and role of French finance in the Balkans from the late 19th centuryuntil the Second World War, Alain Plessis and Olivier Feiertag.