ReFRESH & e-ReFRESH

Issue 30: Summer 2001

• Womanpower: the transformation of the labour force in the UK and USA since 1945
  Maggie Walsh & Chris Wrigley
• The Emergence of ‘Big Business’, 1890-1921
  Peter Wardley

Issue 29: Autumn 1999

• British Free Trade, 1850-1914: economics and policy
  Peter Cain
• The Nature and Extent of British Industrial Research and Development, 1945-70
  Sally Horrocks

Issue 28: Spring 1999

• Self Help and Mutual Aid: Friendly Societies in 19th Century Britain
  Martin Gorsky
• Urban space and the Industrial City in Britain
  RJ Morris

Issue 27: Autumn 1998

• Understanding Mr Attlee: the economic policies of the Labour Government, 1945-51
  Jim Tomlinson
• The Economics of Migration: 19th century Britain
  Dudley Baines

Issue 26: Spring 1998

• Enclosures re-opened
  Michael Turner
• The Modern Hospital in History, c.1720-1948
  Steven Cherry

Issue 25: Autumn 1997

• The Standard of Living Debate and the Industrial Revolution
  Peter Kirby
• De-industrialisation
  Bernard Alford

Issue 24: Spring 1997

• The Poor, the Very Poor and the Poorest: responses to destitution after industrialisation
  Bob Humphreys
• Large-scale Retailing in Britain, 1850-1914
  Peter Scott

Issue 23: Autumn 1996

• Social Mobility in 19th-century England
  Andrew Miles
• Consumption and the Consumer Revolution
  John Benson

Issue 22: Spring 1996

• Financing Industry in the 19th century
  Katherine Watson
• The Service Sector and Economic Growth
  Clive Lee

Issue 21: Autumn 1995

• Did Mid-Victorian Agriculture Fail?
  EJT Collins
• From Work to Dependence? Women’s experience of industrialisation in Britain
  Jane Humphries

Issue 20: Spring 1995

• The Springs of Invention and British Industrialisation
  Christine MacLeod
• The History of Crime in England, 1550-1914
  James Sharpe

Issue 19: Autumn 1994

• Network Industries and the 19th and 20th century British economy
  James Foreman-Peck
• Structural Change and the Scottish Economy, 1918-39
  Ronald Weir

Issue 18: Spring 1994

• The Welfare State in Britain since 1945
  Rodney Lowe
• Economic Development: national or regional
  Sidney Pollard

Issue 17: Autumn 1993

• Education and the Economy, 1870-1939
  Michael Sanderson
• Old Age and Ageing in Britain
  Paul Johnson

Issue 16: Spring 1993

• Factories and the Industrial Revolution
  David Jenkins
• Money and Banking
  Forrest Capie

Issue 15: Autumn 1992

• Children and Childhood
  Harry Hendrick
• Ireland’s Great Famine
  Cormac O’Grada

Issue 14: Spring 1992

• Mortality and Public Health, 1815-1914
  Simon Szreter
• The French Wars and the Industrial Revolution
  Patrick O’Brien

Issue 13: Autumn 1991

• Labour and Trade Unions in Great Britain, 1880-1939
  Chris Wrigley
• The Railway Age
  Derek Aldcroft

Issue 12: Spring 1991

• Women’s Work and the Industrial Revolution
  Maxine Berg
• Labour in a Changing Economy, 1700-1850
  John Rule

Issue 11: Autumn 1990

• Poverty and Self Help: Britain in the 19th and 20th centuries
  Michael E Rose
• Recovery from the Depression in Great Britain: 1932-39
  Dudley Baines

Issue 10: Spring 1990

• Proto-industrialisation
  Pat Hudson
• Slowing Down and Falling Behind
  Charles Feinstein

Issue 9: Autumn 1989

• New Insights into the History of the Family in Britain
  Michael Anderson
• The British Coal Industry Between the Wars
  Barry Supple

Issue 8: Spring 1989

• Unemployment in Interwar Britain
  Barry Eichengreen
• Road Transport and Economic Growth in the 18th Century
  John Chartres

Issue 7: Autumn 1988

• The Labour Aristocracy in the British Class Struggle
  RJ Morris
• British Imperialism: a review and a revision
  Tony Hopkins

Issue 6: Spring 1988

• Standards of Living and Industrialisation
  Roderick Floud
• The British Welfare State: its origins and character
  Pat Thane

Issue 5: Autumn 1987

• Social Control in Modern Britain
  FML Thompson
• The Rise and Fall of the Managed Economy
  Roger Middleton

Issue 4: Spring 1987

• The Industrial Revolution: economic growth in Britain, 1700-1860
  NFR Crafts
• The Highland Clearances
  Tom Devine

Issue 3: Autumn 1986

• Agricultural Revolution? England, 1540-1850
  Mark Overton
• Parliamentary Enclosures: gains and costs
  Michael Turner

Issue 2: Spring 1986

• Chartism
  Edward Royle
• Domesday Book
  Sally Harvey

Issue 1: Autumn 1985

• Population Growth: England, 1680-1820
  EA Wrigley
• Women and Society: continuity and change since 1870
  Jane Lewis

e-ReFRESH: designed to remain abreast with electronic times, e-ReFRESH, in analogy to the ReFRESH series, offers insights into current research and thought in economic and social history.

• The Industrial Revolution: Change and Opportunity in Economy and Society, c.1750-c.1830, by Professor Pat Hudson (Coming soon)