Economic History Review

1948 - 2025

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The Chronology of English Enclosure, 1500-1914 pp. 483-505: J. R. Wordie
Labour Specialization and the Irish Economy in 1841: An Aggregate Occupational Analysis pp. 506-517: Eric L. Almquist
Education and the State in Nineteenth-Century Scotland pp. 518-534: R. D. Anderson
Heavy Industry, the State, and Economic Development in the Basque Region, 1876-1936 pp. 535-551: Joseph Harrison
Rearmament and Economic Recovery in the late 1930S pp. 552-579: Mark Thomas
European Economic Development: A Comment on O'Brien pp. 580-583: Manuel Wallerstein
European Economic Development: A Reply pp. 584-585: Patrick O'Brien

Unemployment in Interwar Britain: A Case for Re-learning the Lessons of the 1930s? pp. 329-348: Sean Glynn and Alan Booth
Speculations on the European Mortality Decline pp. 349-364: Stephen J. Kunitz
Wealth, Occupations, and Insurance in the Late Eighteenth Century: The Policy Registers of the Sun Fire Office pp. 365-373: L. D. Schwarz and L. J. Jones
Long-term Growth of the English Banking Sector and Money Stock, 1844-80 pp. 374-394: Michael Collins
The Beginning of the Depression in Germany, 1827-30: Investment and the Capital Market pp. 395-415: T. Balderston
Nineteenth-Century Education According to West: A Comment pp. 416-425: H. J. Kiesling
Nineteenth-Century Educational History: The Kiesling Critique pp. 426-434: E. G. West
Proto-Industrialization: A Concept Too Many pp. 435-448: D. C. Coleman

British Economic Growth, 1700-1831: A Review of the Evidence pp. 177-199: Nicholas Crafts
The Medieval Lay Subsidies and Economic History pp. 200-217: J. F. Hadwin
Changes in the Asylum: The Case of York, 1777-1815 pp. 218-239: Anne Digby
Cost and Use of Water Power during Industrialization in New England and Great Britain: A Geological Interpretation pp. 240-259: Robert B. Gordon
The International Market in Rice and Wheat, 1868-1914 pp. 260-280: A. J. H. Latham and Larry Neal
Sir Richard Hopkins and the “Keynesian Revolution” in Employment Policy, 1929-1945 pp. 281-296: G. C. Peden

English Workers’Living Standards During the Industrial Revolution: A New Look pp. 1-25: Peter Lindert and Jeffrey G. Williamson
Agricultural Progress in Medieval England: Some Evidence from Eastern Norfolk pp. 26-46: Bruce M. S. Campbell
Money Supply and Grain Prices in Fifteenth-Century Egypt pp. 47-67: Boaz Shoshan
Urban Famine in Nineteenth-Century Britain: The Effect of the Lancashire Cotton Famine on Working-Class Diet and Health pp. 68-86: D. J. Oddy
Farm Servanthood in Ireland, 1900-40 pp. 87-102: Richard Breen
The “Keynesian Revolution” in Economic Policy-making pp. 103-123: Alan Booth

Agricultural Productivity in England in the Eighteenth Century: Evidence from Crop Yields pp. 489-510: Michael Turner
The “Stop of the Exchequer” Revisited pp. 511-528: J. Keith Horsefield
‘The Monster Nuisance of All’: Landowners, Alkali Manufacturers, and Air Pollution, 1828–64 pp. 529-548: A. E. Dingle
The Economics of a Sports Industry: Scottish Gate-Money Football, 1890–1914 pp. 549-567: Wray Vamplew
“The First Economic Revolution” As Fiction pp. 568-571: Anne Mayhew
Reply to “The First Economic Revolution” As Fiction pp. 572-572: Douglass North
The Lisle Letters pp. 573-580: A. R. Bridbury

Tawney's Century: Brave New World or Malthusian Trap? pp. 339-353: D. M. Palliser
The English and Scottish Tobacco Trades in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries: Legal and Illegal Trade pp. 354-372: Robert C. Nash
Prometheus Insured: The Sun Fire Agency in Leeds During Urbanization, 1716–1826 pp. 373-389: M. W. Beresford
Agricultural Development and Government Policy in Settler Economies: The Case of Kenya and Southern Rhodesia, 1900–60 pp. 390-408: Paul Mosley
Rationality in the Common Fields pp. 409-415: J. A. Yelling
A Wealth of Problems with the Land Tax pp. 416-421: Donald E. Ginter
The Land Tax Problem pp. 422-426: G. J. Wilson
The Land Tax Redemption Records, 1798–1963 pp. 427-433: Lee Soltow
The Newest and Truest Economic History? pp. 434-442: William Ashworth
The Population History of England, 1541–1871 pp. 443-457: M. W. Flinn

Towards a History of Lost Corners in the World pp. 165-178: Jan Vansina
Urban Decline? The Flight from Office in Late Medieval York pp. 179-198: Jennifer I. Kermode
The Development of Literacy: Northern England, 1640–1750 pp. 199-216: R. A. Houston
The Early Development of the British Gas Industry, 1790–1815 pp. 217-234: M. E. Falkus
Private Enterprise and the Peopling of Australasia, 1831–50 pp. 235-253: Frank J. A. Broeze
Hours of Labour: Negotiating Industrial Legislation in Britain, 1919–39 pp. 254-271: Rodney Lowe
Hitler's War and the German Economy: A Reinterpretation pp. 272-291: R. J. Overy
State Reform and the Local Economy pp. 292-300: Jenny Morris
State Reform and the Local Economy: A Reply pp. 301-305: James A. Schmiechen

European Economic Development: The Contribution of the Periphery pp. 1-18: Patrick O'Brien
Deserted Medieval Villages in the West Midlands pp. 19-34: Christopher Dyer
Regional Variation and the Agricultural Depression, 1730–50 pp. 35-51: J. V. Beckett
Working Hours and Conditions during the Industrial Revolution: A Re-Appraisal pp. 52-66: Eric Hopkins
The Discount Policy of the Bank of England During the Suspension of Cash Payments, 1197–1821 pp. 67-82: Ian P. H. Duffy
Total Factor Productivity Growth and the Revision of Post-1870 British Economic History pp. 83-98: Stephen Nicholas
Industrial Expansion in Tsarist Russia, 1908–14 pp. 99-110: Peter Gatrell