Australian Economic History Review

2003 - 2022

Continued by Asia-Pacific Economic History Review.

Current editor(s): Stephen L Morgan and Martin Shanahan

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Volume 50, issue 3, 2010

THE SUPPLY OF ECONOMIC HISTORY IN AUSTRALASIA: THE AUSTRALIAN ECONOMIC HISTORY REVIEW AT 50 pp. 217-239

Stephen Morgan and Martin Shanahan

AN INDUSTRIOUS REVOLUTION IN AN EAST ASIAN MARKET ECONOMY? TOKUGAWA JAPAN AND IMPLICATIONS FOR THE GREAT DIVERGENCE pp. 240-261

Osamu Saito

PHYSICAL STATURE IN NINETEENTH‐CENTURY NEW ZEALAND: A PRELIMINARY INTERPRETATION pp. 262-283

Kris Inwood, Les Oxley and Evan Roberts

USING AUTOBIOGRAPHIES IN BUSINESS HISTORY: A NARRATOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF JULES JOUBERT'S SHAVINGS AND SCRAPES pp. 284-305

James Reveley

EVIDENCE OF PURCHASING POWER PARITY IN SILVER‐BACKED MEXICO AND INDIA pp. 306-320

Antonio Bojanic

Britain, the Empire, and the World at the Great Exhibition – Edited by Jeffrey A. Auerbach and Peter H. Hoffenberg pp. 321-322

Donald M. MacRaild

The Brickmasters 1788–2008 – By Ron Ringer pp. 322-323

Diane Menghetti

Volume 50, issue 2, 2010

INTEGRATING THE HISTORIOGRAPHY OF THE NINETEENTH‐CENTURY GOLD RUSHES pp. 111-128

Keir Reeves, Lionel Frost and Charles Fahey

‘METALLIC NERVES’: SAN FRANCISCO AND ITS HINTERLAND DURING AND AFTER THE GOLD RUSH pp. 129-147

Lionel Frost

PEOPLING THE VICTORIAN GOLDFIELDS: FROM BOOM TO BUST, 1851–1901 pp. 148-161

Charles Fahey

MINERS' COTTAGES pp. 162-177

Tony Dingle

SOJOURNERS OR A NEW DIASPORA? ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS OF THE MOVEMENT OF CHINESE MINERS TO THE SOUTH‐WEST PACIFIC GOLDFIELDS pp. 178-192

Keir Reeves

BLASTING OUT: EXPLOSIVES PRACTICES IN QUEENSLAND METALLIFEROUS MINES, 1870–1920 pp. 193-208

Jan Helen Wegner

THE MOMENTOUS GOLD RUSHES pp. 209-216

Geoffrey Blainey

Volume 50, issue 1, 2010

RESPONSES OF ECONOMIC SYSTEMS TO ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE: PAST EXPERIENCES pp. 1-5

Jean-Pascal Bassino and Pierre van der Eng

‘THE LAW OF STORMS’: EUROPEAN AND INDIGENOUS RESPONSES TO NATURAL DISASTERS IN COLONIAL INDIA, c. 1800–1850 pp. 6-22

Tirthankar Roy

RAINFALL, THE MÉLINE TARIFF, AND WHEAT PRODUCTION IN MEDITERRANEAN FRANCE, 1885–1914 pp. 23-38

Jean-Pascal Bassino and Jean‐Pierre Dormois

THE GRAPE PHYLLOXERA PLAGUE AS A NATURAL EXPERIMENT: THE UPKEEP OF VINEYARDS IN CATALONIA (SPAIN), 1858–1935 pp. 39-61

Marc Badia‐Miró, Enric Tello, Francesc Valls and Ramon Garrabou

MARKET RESPONSES TO CLIMATE STRESS: RICE IN JAVA IN THE 1930S pp. 62-79

Pierre van der Eng

NATURE, MARKETS AND STATE RESPONSE: THE DROUGHT OF 1939 IN JAPAN AND KOREA pp. 80-98

Janet Hunter

The Coolie Trade, the Traffic in Chinese Labourers to Latin America 1847–1874 – By Arnold J. Meagher pp. 99-100

Kent G. Deng

New Zealand and the European Union – Edited by Matthew Gibbons pp. 100-102

G. R. Hawke

Tradition, Treaties, and Trade: Qing Imperialism and Choson Korea, 1850–1910 – By Kirk W. Larsen pp. 102-104

Niv Horesh

Revisiting Keynes: Economic Possibilities for our Grandchildren – Edited by Lorenzo Pecchi and Gustavo Piga pp. 104-106

J. E. King

We Won, You Lost, Eat That!: A Political History of Tax in New Zealand since 1840 – By Paul Goldsmith pp. 106-107

Evan Roberts

Buckley's! Ken Buckley; Historian, Author and Civil Libertarian. An Autobiography – By Ken Buckley pp. 107-109

Paul Robertson

Buffett: The Making of an American Capitalist – By Roger Lowenstein pp. 109-110

John Singleton

Volume 49, issue 3, 2009

PROSPECTS FOR ‘CLOSING THE GAP’ IN SOCIOECONOMIC OUTCOMES FOR INDIGENOUS AUSTRALIANS? pp. 225-251

Jon C. Altman, Nicholas Biddle and Boyd Hunter

THE EUROMARKETS AND THE NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT IN THE 1960S pp. 252-275

John Singleton

THE DEVELOPMENT OF ACCOUNTING REGULATION, EDUCATION, AND LITERATURE IN AUSTRALIA, 1788–2005 pp. 276-301

Garry D. Carnegie

HIDDEN DISCIPLINES IN MALAYSIA: THE ROLE OF BUSINESS HISTORY IN A MULTI‐DISCIPLINARY FRAMEWORK pp. 302-324

Shakila Yacob

Abundance: Buying and Selling in Postwar Australia – By Amanda McLeod pp. 325-326

Neil Barnwell

Reflections on the Cliometric Revolution. Conversations with Economic Historians – Edited by John S. Lyons, Louis P. Cain, and Samuel H. Williamson pp. 326-327

Simon Ville

China during the Great Depression: Market, State and the World Economy, 1929–1937 – By Tomoko Shiroyama pp. 327-328

Chih‐lung Lin

Volume 49, issue 2, 2009

INTERNAL LABOUR MARKETS: EVIDENCE FROM TWO LARGE AUSTRALIAN EMPLOYERS pp. 107-137

Andrew Seltzer and Andre Sammartino

BUILDING AN EFFECTIVE TRADE PRACTICES COMMISSION: THE ROLE OF PROFESSOR ROBERT BAXT, AO pp. 138-172

Stephen Corones, David Merrett and David Round

A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE ON MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES IN AUSTRALIA: 1883–84 TO 2003–04 pp. 173-197

Darrel Phillip Doessel

DAVID HEWITT POPE, 1944–2007 pp. 198-212

Glenn Withers

Plantation Jamaica, 1750–1850: Capital and Control in a Colonial Economy pp. 213-214

Stephen D. Behrendt

The Internationalisation Strategies of Small‐country Firms. The Australian Experience of Globalisation pp. 214-215

Gordon Boyce

The New Comparative Economic History: Essays in Honour of Jeffrey G. Williamson pp. 216-218

Lyndon Moore

Contours of the World Economy, 1–2030AD: Essays in Macro‐Economic History pp. 218-219

Les Oxley

Fiscal Policy and Management in East Asia pp. 220-221

John Singleton

Volume 49, issue 1, 2009

URBAN HISTORY AND THE FUTURE OF AUSTRALIAN CITIES pp. 1-18

Lionel Frost and Seamus O'Hanlon

AUSTRALIA'S SMOKE CITY: AIR POLLUTION IN NEWCASTLE pp. 19-33

Nancy Cushing

DEVELOPMENT PRESSURES AND HERITAGE IN THE PERTH CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT, 1950–90 pp. 34-51

Jenny Gregory

FROM MANUFACTURING ZONE TO LIFESTYLE PRECINCT: ECONOMIC RESTRUCTURING AND SOCIAL CHANGE IN INNER MELBOURNE, 1971–2001 pp. 52-69

Tony Dingle and Seamus O'Hanlon

IDEAS FROM AUSTRALIAN CITIES: RELOCATING URBAN AND SUBURBAN HISTORY pp. 70-86

Andrew May

THE 200 KM CITY: BRISBANE, THE GOLD COAST, AND SUNSHINE COAST pp. 87-106

Peter Spearritt

Volume 48, issue 3, 2008

ANTHROPOMETRIC TRENDS IN SOUTHERN CHINA, 1830–1864 pp. 209-226

Joerg Baten and Sandew Hira

EXPLOITING MARINE WILDLIFE IN QUEENSLAND: THE COMMERCIAL DUGONG AND MARINE TURTLE FISHERIES, 1847–1969 pp. 227-265

Ben Daley, Peter Griggs and Helene Marsh

COLONIALISM AND LONG‐RUN GROWTH IN AUSTRALIA: AN EXAMINATION OF INSTITUTIONAL CHANGE IN VICTORIA'S WATER SECTOR DURING THE NINETEENTH CENTURY pp. 266-279

Edwyna Harris

THE ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES OF HARVESTER pp. 280-300

Joe Isaac

The Struggle for Trade Liberalisation in Agriculture: Australia and the Cairns Group in the Uruguay Round – By Don Kenyon and David Lee pp. 301-302

Francine McKenzie

Stochastic Optimal Control, International Finance, and Debt Crises – By Jerome L. Stein pp. 302-304

Güldem Gökçek

Global Migration and the World Economy: Two Centuries of Policy and Performance – By Timothy Hatton and Jeffrey Williamson pp. 304-306

David Greasley

Economic Paths to War and Peace – By Donald Markwell, John Maynard Keynes and International Relations pp. 306-307

Christopher Godden

The Role of Tradition in Japan's Industrialization: Another Path to Industrialization (Japanese Studies in Economic and Social History, Volume 2) – Edited by Masayuki Tanimoto pp. 307-308

Helen Macnaughtan

How Organisations Connect: Investing in Communication – Edited by Gordon Boyce, Stuart Macintyre and Simon Ville pp. 309-311

S.R.H. Jones

Henryk Grossman and the Recovery of Marxism – By Rick Kuhn pp. 311-312

Humphrey McQueen

The Business of Empire: The East India Company and Imperial Britain, 1756–1833 – By H.V. Bowen pp. 312-314

Ian Morley

The People of the Sea: Environment, Identity, and History in Oceania – By Paul D'Arcy pp. 314-315

Hazel Petrie

Arndt's Story: The Life of an Australian Economist – By Peter Coleman, Selwyn Cornish and Peter Drake with Bettina Arndt pp. 315-317

Brian Easton

Surviving Large Losses. Financial Crises, the Middle Class, and the Development of Capital Markets – By Philip T. Hoffman, Giles Postel‐Vinay and Jean‐Laurent Rosental pp. 317-318

Pedro Carvalho De Mello

Centres and Peripheries in Banking: The Historical Development of Financial Markets – Edited by Philip L. Cottrell, Even Lange and Ulf Olsson pp. 318-319

John Singleton

Miners' Lung – A History of Dust Disease in British Coal Mining – By Arthur McIvor and Ronald Johnston pp. 320-321

Dave Feickert

Economic Disasters of the Twentieth Century – Edited by Michael J. Oliver and Derek H. Aldcroft pp. 321-322

David Jacks

A Biographical Dictionary of Australian and New Zealand Economists – Edited by John E. King pp. 322-324

Susan K. Schroeder

Volume 48, issue 2, 2008

100 YEARS OF TARIFF PROTECTION IN AUSTRALIA pp. 99-145

Peter Lloyd

THE ROLE OF THE HIGH COURT IN FEDERAL ARBITRATION DURING THE GREAT DEPRESSION: PRESERVING A FUTURE FOR ‘REASON AND MORAL SUASION’? pp. 146-169

Rohan Price

FIRM AND GOVERNMENT AS ACTORS IN PENROSE'S PROCESS THEORY OF INTERNATIONAL GROWTH: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE RESOURCE‐BASED VIEW AND OWNERSHIP–LOCATION– INTERNATIONALISATION PARADIGM pp. 170-194

Carol M. Connell

Volume 48, issue 1, 2008

PARCHING THE LAND?: THE CHETTIARS IN BURMA pp. 1-25

Sean Turnell and Alison Vicary

COLONIALISM AND INDUSTRIALISATION: FACTORY LABOUR PRODUCTIVITY OF COLONIAL KOREA, 1913–37 pp. 26-46

Duol Kim and Ki‐Joo Park

THE NEW ZEALAND PRESS ASSOCIATION 1880–2006: THE RISE AND FALL OF A CO‐OPERATIVE MODEL FOR NEWS GATHERING pp. 47-67

Grant Hannis

FOREIGN TRADE, COMMERCIAL POLICIES AND THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF THE SONG AND MING DYNASTIES OF CHINA pp. 68-90

Kenneth Chan