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Trains of thought: evidence from Sweden on how railways helped ideas to travel
10 May, 2019
by Eric Melander (University of Warwick) This paper was presented at the EHS Annual Conference 2019 in Belfast.  ...
Upward mobility of Nazi party members during the Third Reich
9 May, 2019
by Matthias Blum and Alan de Bromhead (Queen’s Management School at Queen’s University Belfast) This paper was presented at...
Financing the fight: sovereignty, networks and the French resistance during World War II
8 May, 2019
by David Foulk (Oriel College, University of Oxford) This paper was presented at the EHS Annual Conference 2019 in...
Economic exploitation: a comparative case study of the cost of human smuggling
3 May, 2019
by Alicia Kidd (Wilberforce Institute, University of Hull) This paper was presented at the EHS Annual Conference 2019 in...
Anthropometric history and the measurement of wellbeing
2 May, 2019
Bernard Harris (University of Strathclyde) This paper was presented at the EHS Annual Conference 2019 in Belfast.   Interest...
A comparative history of occupational structure and urbanisation across Africa: design, data and preliminary overview
29 Apr, 2019
by Gareth Austin (University of Cambridge) and Leigh Shaw-Taylor (University of Cambridge) This paper was presented at the EHS...
Cotton, industrialisation and a missing piece of the puzzle
26 Apr, 2019
by Alka Raman (London School of Economics) This study was awarded the prize for the best new researcher poster...
The aftermath of sovereign debt crises
24 Apr, 2019
by Rui Esteves (Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies), Seán Kenny (Lund University) and Jason Lennard (National Institute of...
The trafficking of children: exploitation, sexual slavery and the League of Nations
18 Apr, 2019
by Elizabeth A. Faulkner (University of Hull) and Cathal Rogers (Staffordshire University) This paper was presented at the EHS...
‘A collection of unruly gentlemen?’: explaining the English Parliament’s functioning, 1660-1702
17 Apr, 2019
by Kara Dimitruk (Stellenbosch University) This paper was presented at the EHS Annual Conference 2019 in Belfast.   How organised...
Initial determinants of Mexican mass migration
16 Apr, 2019
by David Escamilla-Guerrero (London School of Economics) This paper was presented at the EHS Annual Conference 2019 in Belfast.  ...
Deindustrialisation in ‘troubled’ Belfast: evidence of the links between factory closures and sectarianism – and lessons from the community response
11 Apr, 2019
by Christopher Lawson (University of California, Berkeley) This paper was presented at the EHS Annual Conference 2019 in Belfast....
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