The Economic History Review
Volume 73 Issue 1: February 2020
- ISSUE INFORMATION
Issue Information
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- ARTICLES
The gender division of labour in early modern England
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Institutions for the taking: property rights and the settlement of the Cape Colony, 1652–1750
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What explains the missing girls in nineteenth‐century Spain?
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Inadequate supply and increasing demand for textiles and clothing: second‐hand trade at auctions as an alternative source of consumer goods in Sweden, 1830–1900
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Women’s labour force participation in nineteenth‐century England and Wales: evidence from the 1881 census enumerators’ books
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A policy of credit disruption: the Punjab Land Alienation Act of 1900
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Can school centralization foster human capital accumulation? A quasi‐experiment from early twentieth‐century Italy
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Asia’s ‘little divergence’ in the twentieth century: evidence from PPP‐based direct estimates of GDP per capita, 1913–69
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Agglomeration externalities and productivity growth: US cities, 1880–1930
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Currency devaluations and beggar‐my‐neighbour penalties: evidence from the 1930s
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‘The capital market is dead’: the difficult birth of index‐linked gilts in the UK
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- REVIEW OF PERIODICAL LITERATURE
Review of periodical literature published in 2018
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- BOOK REVIEWS
Susan Oosthuizen, The Anglo‐Saxon Fenland
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Adrian Green and Barbara Crosbie, eds., Economy and culture in north‐east England, 1500–1800
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Adrian James Webb, Handlist of Somerset probate inventories and administrators’ accounts, 1482–1924.
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Amy M. Froide, Silent partners: women as public investors during Britain’s financial revolution, 1690–1750
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Brenda King, The Wardle family and its circle: textile production in the Arts and Crafts era
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Michael Anderson, with mapping by Corinne Roughley, Scotland’s populations from the 1850s to today
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Taco Terpstra, Trade in the ancient Mediterranean: private order and public institutions
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Sumner La Croix, Hawai’i: eight hundred years of political and economic change
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Masayuki Tanimoto and R. Bin Wong
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Francesca Trivellato, The promise and peril of credit: what a forgotten legend about Jews and finance tells us about the making of European commercial society
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Philip T. Hoffman, Gilles Postel‐Vinay, and Jean‐Laurent Rosenthal, Dark matter credit: the development of peer‐to‐peer lending and banking in France
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Anne G. Hanley, The public good and the Brazilian state: municipal finance and public services in São Paulo, 1822–1930
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Şevket Pamuk, Uneven centuries: economic development of Turkey since 1820
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Ernst Baltensperger and Peter Kugler, Swiss monetary history since the early 19th century
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Graham D. Taylor, Imperial Standard: Imperial Oil, Exxon, and the Canadian oil industry from 1880
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Mary E. Cox, Hunger in war & peace: women & children in Germany, 1914–1924
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Aaron Hale‐Dorrell, Corn crusade: Khrushchev’s farming revolution in the post‐Stalin Soviet Union
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Niv Haresh and Kean Fan Kim, An East Asian challenge to western neoliberalism
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Mark H. Rose, Market rules: bankers, presidents, and the origins of the Great Recession
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