Economic History Review

1948 - 2025

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The New Economic History and the Burdens of the Navigation Acts pp. 533-542: Gary M. Walton
The British Leather Industry and Foreign Competition, 1870-1914 pp. 543-570: R. A. Church
Farmers' Response to Price in Large-Estate Agriculture: Hungary, 1870–1913 pp. 571-588: Scott M. Eddie
The Financing of Malayan Rubber, 1905-1923 pp. 589-598: Richard T. Stillson
United States Economic Policy and the “Dollar Gap” of the 1920's pp. 599-623: M. E. Falkus
Professor West on Early Nineteenth-Century Education pp. 624-632: J. S. Hurt
The Interpretation of Early Nineteenth-Century Education Statistics pp. 633-642: E. G. West
Deane and Cole on Industrialization and Population Change in the Eighteenth Century pp. 643-647: Larry Neal
Rejoinder pp. 648-652: Larry Neal
Mercator Gloriosus pp. 653-666: Alexander Gersghenkron
Short Survey of Recent Literature on Hungarian Economic History pp. 667-682: Péter Hanák
ERRATUM pp. 682-682: Gary M. Walton

The Tawney Tradition pp. 355-369: J. D. Chambers
The Commerce of the Dubrovnik Republic, 1500-1700 pp. 370-394: F. W. Carter
The Change of Government and the “Loss of the City”, 1710-1711 pp. 395-413: B. W. Hill and L. S. Sutherland
Cotton Exports and Indian Agriculture, 1861-1870 pp. 414-429: By Peter Harnetty
The North American Beef and Cattle Trade with Great Britain, 1870-1914 pp. 430-444: Richard Perren
The Lumber Trade and the Panama Canal, 1921-1940 pp. 445-462: Arthur E. Rockwell
“Spin-Off” and the Armaments Industry pp. 463-468: D. G. Paterson
A Bibliography of Scottish Economic History during the Last Decade: 1963-197O pp. 469-479: W. H. Marwick

Agricultural Wage Rates in late Eighteenth-Century Scotland pp. 181-201: Valerie Morgan
London Chartism and the Trades pp. 202-219: I. J. Prothero
The Standard of Living in the Black Country during the Nineteenth Century pp. 220-239: George J. Barnsby
The Beginning of the Depression in Germany pp. 240-248: Peter Temin
Cloth Exports, 1600-1640 pp. 249-252: J. D. Gould
Further Observations on English Cloth Exports, 1600-1640 pp. 253-257: W. B. Stephens
D. C. Coleman on the Counterfactual History of the New Draperies pp. 258-259: G. R. Hawke
G. R. Hawke on–What? pp. 260-261: D. C. Coleman
List of Publications on the Economic History of Great Britain and Ireland pp. 262-291: R. S. Craig and N. B. Harte

England in the Twelfth and Thirteenth Centuries: An Economic Contrast? pp. 1-14: Edward Miller
Country Gentry and Payments to London, 1650-1714 pp. 15-36: Margaret Gay Davies
Railways and the Transformation of the Scottish Economy pp. 37-54: Wray Vamplew
The Triple Industrial Alliance in 1914 pp. 55-67: G. A. Phillips
A Re-examination of the 1929 Colonial Development Act pp. 68-81: George C. Abbott
The French Economy under the Franc Poincaré pp. 82-99: Tom Kemp
Charles Booth: Moralist or Social Scientist? pp. 100-105: Trevor Lummis
Social Judgements and Social Policy pp. 106-113: John Brown
Lawrence Stone and the Manors pp. 114-115: M. J. Cullen
Rejoinder pp. 115-116: Lawrence Stone

Population Change, Enclosure, and the Early Tudor Economy pp. 427-445: Ian Blanchard
Did Victorian Britain Fail? pp. 446-459: N. McCLOSKEY Donald
Wage Bargaining under Conciliation Agreements, 1860–1914 pp. 460-475: J. H. Porter
Entrepreneurial Efficiency in the British Coal Industry between the Wars pp. 476-497: Neil K. Buxton
A Note on Thomas Mun's ‘England's Treasure by Forraign Trader’ pp. 498-503: Lynn Muchmore
Labour Productivity in English Agriculture, 1850–1914: Some Quantitative Evidence on Regional Differences pp. 504-514: Paul David
Quantitative and Other Evidence on Labour Productivity in Agriculture, 1850–1914 pp. 515-519: E. H. Hunt
The Aristocracy in Transition: A Continental Comparison pp. 520-531: Stuart Woolf
The History of Crop Cultivation in West Africa: a Bibliographical Guide pp. 532-555: M. A. Havinden

The Nature of Social Saving pp. 207-219: Gerald Gunderson
The Personal Wealth of the Business Community in Seventeenth-Century England pp. 220-234: Richard Grassby
Fixed Capital Formation in the British Cotton Industry, 1770–1815 pp. 235-253: Stanley D. Chapman
Irish Fertility Ratios before the Famine pp. 267-284: G. S. L. Tucker
English Bank Deposits before 1844 pp. 285-297: Douglas K. Adie
A Theory of Mineral Discovery: Australia in the Nineteenth Century pp. 298-313: Geoffrey Blainey
Working-Class Diets in Late Nineteenth-Century Britain pp. 314-322: D. J. Oddy
Official Regulation of British Overseas Investment, 1914–1931 pp. 324-334: John Atkin
French Labour and the German Economy, 1942–1945: An Essay on the Nature of the Fascist New Order pp. 336-351: Alan S. Milward

An Economic Theory of the Growth of the Western World pp. 1-17: Douglass North and Robert Paul Thomas
The Origins of a Peasant Land Market in England pp. 18-31: Paul R. Hyams
English Population in the Early Sixteenth Century pp. 32-44: Julian Cornwall
Josiah Wedgwood and Cost Accounting in the Industrial Revolution pp. 45-67: McKENDRICK Neil
Resource Allocation and Growth in Early Nineteenth-Century British Education pp. 68-95: E. G. West
The Provincial Stock Exchanges, 1830—1870 pp. 96-111: J. R. Killick and W. A. Thomas
Peru and the British Guano Market, 1840—1870 pp. 112-128: W. M. Mathew
Colonial Policy and Economic Development in the British West Indies, 1895–1903 pp. 129-143: H. A. Will
Marriage Rates and Population Pressure: Ireland, 1871 and 1911 pp. 148-162: Brendan M. Walsh
Backwardness, Discontinuity, and Industrial Development pp. 163-169: William Ashworth