Technological Transformation in the Global Pulp and Paper Industry 1800-2018

Introduction.- 1. Technological Transformation in the Global Paper Industry 1800¬-2015: Introduction; Timo Särkkä et al.- Part I. Research and Development.- 2. The Change in the Global Dominance in the Pulp and Paper Industry; Jari Ojala et al.- 3. From Global Leader to Local Partner: The British Papermaking Engineering, Its growth and the Origins of its Decline, 1800-1939); Miquel Gutiérrez-Poch.- 4. The French Paper Industry Facing a Wood Pulp Shortage, 1880-1939; Louis André.- 5. Technological Transfer and the Spanish Papermaking Industry, 1800-1936; Miquel Gutiérrez-Poch.- 6. Two Paths of Research and Development: Pulp and Paper Industry in Finland; Panu Nykänen.- 7. The Transition to Cleaner Technologies: the Swedish Pulp and Paper Industry in a Comparative Perspective; Ann-Kristin Bergquist, Kristina Söderholm.- 8. Natural Potential, Artificial Restraint: The Dryden Paper Company and the Delay in the Technological Transformation of a Canadian Pulp and Paper Sector, 1900-1945; Mark Kuhlberg.- 9. Development of Pulp and Paper manufacture in New Zealand c. 1900 to 1955; Michael Roche.- 10. "Paper-making from eucalypts is absolutely an Australian one": Experiments from 1913-1921; Gordon Dadswell.- Part II. Investments, Regulation and Institutions.- 11. Investments, Regulation and Domestic Institutions in the Nordic Pulp and Paper Industry; Jari Ojala et al.- 12. The British Paper Trade and Market Regulation: From Free Trade Empire to the Common Market, 1861-1960; Timo Särkkä.- 13. From Bulk to Specialization:  Longitudinal Analysis of the Seaborne Trade in Pulp and Paper Industry Products; Jari Ojala, Stig Tenold.- Conclusions.- 14. Technological Transformation in the Global Paper Industry 1800-2015: Concluding Remarks; Jussi Uusivuori.