Economic History Society (EHS)

The Economic History Society

Supporting research and teaching in economic and social history

Members of the Society receive a number of membership benefits including access to grants, discounts and the Journal.

The Society offers a range of grants and prizes in support of those undertaking research into Economic and/or Social History at all levels.

A number of conference presenters have written blogs based on their research paper for The Long Run.

Find out about the latest job and studentship opportunities in economic and social history.

Read a selection of blogs on the latest research that has been supported by Economic History Society grants.

29 Apr, 2021

Gillian Cookson, The Age of Machinery. Engineering the Industrial Revolution, 1770-1850 (Woodbridge, Suffolk: Boydell, 2018, Pp ix + 324...

27 Apr, 2021

The Society awards a number of prizes every year at the Annual Conference. The 2021 prize-giving session can be...

27 Apr, 2021

The EHS Annual Conference 2021 welcomed Professor Mary O’Sullivan to give the Tawney Lecture. This is now available to...

23 Apr, 2021

We now have a further vacancy attached to the Border Crossings research project. The project is concerned with the...