Economic History Society (EHS)

The Economic History Society

Supporting research and teaching in economic and social history

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Our Journal, the Economic History Review, is published quarterly and each volume contains over 800 pages. It is an invaluable source of information and is available to all members of the Society online and in print.

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Find out about the latest Society news and events, as well as workshops, meetings and conferences in Economic and Social History. Members and non-members can also submit events to us online, to appear on our website.

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The Long Run Blog

Organised by the EHS Public Engagement Committee, The Long Run blog posts new and varied content every week, including short pieces based on upcoming Review articles, book reviews and student pieces on developing research projects.

Top blogs 2019-2020

The Economic History Society exists to support research and teaching in economic and social history, broadly defined. It does this through publications, including the Economic History Review and a range of textbooks and study packs, through conferences and workshops, through the finance of research fellowships and research grants, and through bursaries and prizes for younger scholars.

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21 Jan 1352278016819425282

From #thelongrun, a very relevant piece to the current situation: "The price of money in a crisis" by @ddcoffman & @judyzara @ucl
https://ehs.org.uk/the-price-of-money-in-a-crisis/

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19 Jan 1351529094295519235

from #thelongrun : "Two Worlds of Female Labour: #Gender Wage #Inequality in Western Europe, 1300-1800" by @SdePleijt & Jan Luiten van Zanden @ESH_UU https://ehs.org.uk/two-worlds-of-female-labour-gender-wage-inequality-in-western-europe-1300-1800/ full article from this blog published on @EcHistSocReview https://ehs.org.uk/two-worlds-of-female-labour-gender-wage-inequality-in-western-europe-1300-1800/

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15 Jan 1350136499661103105

from #thelongrun: "Index-linked gilts and the end of RPI" by Michael J. Oliver and Janette Rutterford @OpenUniversity - the full article from this blog post was publshed on "The long run", link in the post https://ehs.org.uk/index-linked-gilts-and-the-end-of-rpi/ #twitterstorians

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4 Jan 1346086409870913537

Blog post summarizing this article available on #thelongrun: https://ehs.org.uk/taxation-and-the-stagnation-of-cotton-exports-in-brazil-1800-1860/

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18 Dec 1339945958952591362

Register now for 'Centuries of Cloth: Historical Approaches to the Study of Textiles', a workshop for graduate students and early career researchers, organised by @AlexTertzakian. Registration online here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/centuries-of-cloth-historical-approaches-to-the-study-of-textiles-tickets-129010843907

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