The Economic History Review
Volume 70 Issue 1: February 2017
- Issue Information
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- SURVEYS AND SPECULATIONS
- ARTICLES
The great divergence and the economics of printing†
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Extracting economics from Roman marble quarries†
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The first Sterling Area†
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Product quality or market regulation? Explaining the slow growth of Europe’s wine cooperatives, 1880–1980
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Building an alternative economic network? Consumer cooperation in Scotland from the 1870s to the 1960s†
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Conditional crisis? Ecological challenges and conditions of growth during the agricultural revolution in southern Sweden, c. 1700–1900†
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Women of an uncertain age: quantifying human capital accumulation in rural Ireland in the nineteenth century†
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How the German crisis of 1931 swept across Europe: a comparative view from Stockholm†
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War and socialism: why eastern Europe fell behind between 1950 and 1989†
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- REVIEW OF PERIODICAL LITERATURE
Review of periodical literature published in 2015
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- BOOK REVIEWS
Alisdair Dobie, Accounting at Durham Cathedral Priory: management and control of a major ecclesiastical corporation 1083–1539
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C. M. Woolgar, The culture of food in England, 1200–1500
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J. P. Bowen and A. T. Brown, eds., Custom and commercialization in English rural society: revisiting Tawney and Postan
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Ronan O’Donnell, Assembling enclosure: transformations in the rural landscape of post‐medieval north‐east England
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Dwight Codr, Raving at usurers: anti‐finance and the ethics of uncertainty in England, 1690–1750
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Janet E. Mullin, A sixpence at whist: gaming and the English middle classes, 1680–1830
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Tim Hitchcock and Robert Shoemaker, London lives: poverty, crime and the making of a modern city, 1690–1800
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Peter Razzell, Mortality, marriage and population growth in England, 1550–1850
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Nigel Goose, Helen Caffrey, and Anne Langley, eds., The British almshouse: new perspectives on philanthropyca 1400–1914
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E. A. Wrigley, The path to sustained growth: England’s transition from an organic economy to an industrial revolution
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Kate Smith, Material goods, moving hands: perceiving production in England, 1700–1830
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Marc W. Steinberg, England’s great transformation: law, labour, and the industrial revolution
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Daniel Harrison, The Thames Iron Works 1837–1912: a major shipbuilder on the Thames
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Simone Fari, Victorian telegraphy before nationalization
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Lewis Mates, The great labour unrest: rank‐and‐file movements and political change in the Durham coalfield
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Andrew Wilson and Miko Flohr, eds., Urban craftsmen and traders in the Roman world
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Kent Deng, Mapping China’s growth and development in the long run: 221 BC to 2020
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John Drendel, ed., Crisis in the later middle ages: beyond the Postan–Duby paradigm
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Roman Zaoral, ed., Money and finance in central Europe during the later middle ages
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Shireen Moosvi, The economy of the Mughal Empire c. 1595. A statistical study
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Jeroen Puttevils, Merchants and trading in the sixteenth century: the golden age of Antwerp
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Denjian Jin, The great knowledge transcendence: The rise of western science and technology reframed
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Felicia Gottmann, Global trade, smuggling, and the making of economic liberalism: Asian textiles in France 1680–1760
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Frank Trentmann, Empire of things: how we became a world of consumers, from the fifteenth century to the twenty‐first
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Michael D. Thompson, Working on the dock of the bay: labor and enterprise in an antebellum southern port
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Robert J. Gordon, The rise and fall of American growth: the US standard of living since the Civil War
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Emanuele Felice, Ascesa e declino. Storia economica d’Italia Bologna: Il Mulino, 2015. Pp. 385+50 online appendix. 2 tabs. 8 figs. ISBN 9788815257857 Pbk. €18, e‐book €12.99)
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Bruce E. Baker and Barbara Hahn, The cotton kings: capitalism and corruption in turn‐of‐the‐century New York and New Orleans
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Youssef Cassis and Philip L. Cottrell, Private banking in Europe: rise, retreat and resurgence
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Gerald D. Feldman, Austrian banks in the period of National Socialism
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Carles Brasó Broggi, Trades and technology networks in the Chinese textile industry: opening up before the reform
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Stuart John Barton, Policy signals and market responses: a 50‐year history of Zambia’s relationship with foreign capital
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Joerg Baten, ed., A history of the global economy: 1500 to the present
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Francesco Boldizzoni and Pat Hudson, Routledge handbook of global economic history
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- ARTICLES
Migrants’ self‐selection in the early stages of modern economic growth, Spain
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