"Industrial Policy in Europe after 1945" is a comprehensive examination of the history of industrial policy in Europe after World War II. This scholarly book brings together the perspectives of renowned scholars and emerging researchers, offering an interdisciplinary analysis that addresses the cross-border transfers of industrial policy. It highlights the role of industrial policy in the context of the Cold War from a global perspective. The authors, C. Grabas and A. Nützenadel, provide valuable insights into the complex interactions between national and international political frameworks and their impact on industrial development in Europe. The book is an essential work for anyone interested in the history and challenges of industrial policy in the post-war period.