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General average and maritime risk management in the Southern Low Countries between the Fifteenth and Sixteenth centuries
7 Apr, 2021
by Gijs Dreijer (University of Exeter & Vrije Universiteit Brussel). This blog is based on the author’s presentation to...
Does transport infrastructure reduce or reinforce regional inequality? Evidence from the expansion of the railroad network in 19th Century Austria-Hungary
6 Apr, 2021
by Alexander Reinold (Vienna University of Economics and Business). This blog is based on the author’s presentation to the...
The Impact of Missing Data on Network Centrality Measures
6 Apr, 2021
by Joe Chick (University of Warwick). This blog is based on the author’s presentation to the Economic History Society’s...
The productivity drivers of retail branch banking network growth: a case-study of National Provincial Bank 1870-1909
24 Mar, 2021
Funding for the project on which this blog is based was provided by the Economic History Society’s Carnevali Research...
Treasure, competitiveness, and institutions: What caused the reversal of fortune of early modern Spain?
24 Mar, 2021
This project was awarded a £3,500 Carnevali Research Grant from the Economic History Society. By Roberto Bonfatti (University of...
Railroads and the regional roots of China’s inequality: Evidence and debates from the Late Qing Dynasty to Contemporary China
24 Mar, 2021
This blog is based on research made possible by the Research Fund for Graduate Studies, funded by the Economic...
Occupational Wealth Estimates from Probate Data, 1858-1908
24 Mar, 2021
Funding for the project on which this blog is based was provided by the Economic History Society’s Carnevali Research...
The long-run effects of refugees: evidence from the Mexican Revolution
24 Mar, 2021
Funding for the project on which this blog is based was provided by the Economic History Society’s Carnevali Research...
Interactions in the long eighteenth-century urban governance: the case of Chester
24 Mar, 2021
This blog is based on research made possible by the Research Fund for Graduate Studies, funded by the Economic...
The British gunpowder industry and Atlantic slavery, c.1701-1807
24 Mar, 2021
Funding for the project on which this blog is based was provided by the Economic History Society’s Carnevali Research...
Augmented Human Development in the Age of Globalisation
16 Mar, 2021
This blog is based on an article forthcoming in the Economic History Review, now available on Early View at...
Disentangling the Effects of Technological and Organizational Changes During the Rise of the Factory: The Case of the Japanese Weaving Industry, 1905−1914
11 Mar, 2021
The full article from this blog has been published on The Economic History Review on Early View and it...
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