Scandinavian Economic History Review

2013 - 2026

Current editor(s): Espen Ekberg and Francisco Beltran Tapia

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Volume 66, issue 3, 2018

Research on international trade and transport – a generational shift? pp. 223-225

Camilla Brautaset and Jari Ojala

Assessing trade in the mercantilist era: evidence from a new database on foreign trade of Sweden – Finland, 1738–1805 pp. 226-245

Rodney Edvinsson and Christoffer Tarek Gad

A method for estimating the volume of Baltic timber products exported through the Sound and its application to Portugal, 1669–1815 pp. 246-263

Manish Kumar

Cost–distance ratio in change: transmission rates of commercial correspondence in the North and Baltic Sea region, 1732–1808 pp. 264-281

Hannes Vinnal

Surprisingly gentle confinement: British treatment of Danish and Norwegian prisoners of war during the napoleonic wars pp. 282-297

Tim Leunig, Jelle van Lottum and Bo Poulsen

Foreign trade as fiscal policy: tariff setting and customs revenue in Sweden, 1830–1913 pp. 298-316

Henric Häggqvist

Suomen rahoitusmarkkinoiden murros 1980-luvulla: Oikeushistoriallinen tutkimus [The transformation of the Finnish financial markets in the 1980s: a study of legal history] pp. 317-318

Niklas Jensen-Eriksen

Familjedynastier: så blev Sverige rikt pp. 318-320

Niklas Jensen-Eriksen

A monetary history of Norway, 1816–2016 pp. 320-321

Harold James

Migrationens kontraster [Contrasts of Migration] pp. 321-323

Olle Jansson

Fish, coast and communities: a history of Norway pp. 323-325

Gregory Ferguson-Cradler

Volume 66, issue 2, 2018

Editorial pp. 125-126

Paul Sharp

Retail Trade, Consumption, and the Construction of Markets pp. 127-131

Tristan Jacques and Fredrik Sandgren

Emotions, trading practices and communication in transnational itinerant trade: encounters between ‘Rucksack Russians’ and their customers in the late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century Finland pp. 132-152

Johanna Wassholm and Anna Sundelin

Beyond Mrs consumer: competing femininities in Swedish advertising trade publications, 1900–1939 pp. 153-169

Klara Arnberg

The non-globalisation of modern food retailing: the case of the failed Coop Norden merger pp. 170-185

Espen Ekberg and Kristoffer Jensen

Mercantilism: a materialist approach pp. 186-200

Thomas Conti

Manors and states: the distribution and structure of private manors in early modern Scandinavia and their relation to state policies pp. 201-218

Carsten Porskrog Rasmussen

Storebrands og forsikringsbransjens historie, 1767–2017 (Vols. 1 & 2) [Storebrand and the insurance industry, 1767–2017] pp. 219-220

Lars Fredrik Andersson

The quest for competitive markets: exploring competition and collusion in theory and practice in historical perspective pp. 221-222

The Editors

Volume 66, issue 1, 2018

Dissertations in economic and business history in Nordic countries in 2016 pp. 1-8

Jari Ojala, Tiina Hemminki and Pasi Nevalainen

Time for a Nordic business history initiative? pp. 9-17

Espen Ekberg and Martin Jes Iversen

From organic to fossil and in-between: new estimates of energy consumption in the Swedish manufacturing industry during 1800–1913 pp. 18-33

Magnus Lindmark and Fredrik Olsson Spjut

Missed the starting gun! Wage compression and the rise of the Swedish model in the labour market pp. 34-53

Svante Prado and Joacim Waara

Migration at the multi-level intersection of industrial relations: the Schleswig-Holstein Campaign and the Swedish garment industry in the early 1950s pp. 54-72

Johan Svanberg

Did taxes, decrees or credibility drive money? Early nineteenth century Finland from a chartalist perspective pp. 73-90

Karlo Kauko

Why did Swedish regional net migration rates fall in the 1970s? The role of policy changes versus structural change, 1945–1985 pp. 91-115

Jakob Molinder

Riksrevisjonens historie 1816–2016 pp. 116-118

Gjermund Forfang Rongved

Interessekonflikter i norsk handelspolitikk pp. 118-119

Mogens Rüdiger

Finnish water services: experiences in global perspectives pp. 119-121

Glen O'Hara

Tiden går: Gjensidige i 200 år [Time passes: 200 years of Gjensidige] pp. 121-122

Niels Viggo Haueter

Widows in European economy and society, 1600–1920 pp. 123-124

Kristina Lilja

Volume 65, issue 3, 2017

Editorial pp. 223-223

Jari Ojala

The history of business and war: introduction pp. 224-230

Erik Lakomaa

Weapons’ production in the Republic of Venice in the Early Modern period: the manufacturing centre of Brescia between military needs and economic equilibrium pp. 231-242

Luca Mocarelli and Giulio Ongaro

The Gold War: the dissolution of the Scandinavian Currency Union during the First World War pp. 243-262

Gjermund Forfang Rongved

The Great War and the transformation of the Atlantic copper trade pp. 263-278

Nathan Delaney

Business in the battle of ideas, 1945–1991: conclusions from the Finnish case pp. 279-293

Maiju Wuokko

Seasonality of birth rates in agricultural Iceland pp. 294-306

Davíd F. Björnsson and Gylfi Zoega

Swedish steel and global resource colonialism: Sandviken’s quest for Turkish chromium, 1925–1950 pp. 307-325

Hanna Vikström, Per Högselius and Dag Avango

Paying for Hitler’s war: the consequences of Nazi hegemony for Europe pp. 326-327

Joachim Lund

Corrigendum pp. 328-328

The Editors

Volume 65, issue 2, 2017

Editor’s note pp. 113-115

Jari Ojala

Neo-institutionalism is not yet a scientific success: a reply to Barry Weingast pp. 116-123

Deirdre Nansen McCloskey

Comments on McCloskey and Weingast pp. 124-126

Erik Ringmar

Revisiting Sweden’s response to the Great Depression of the 1930s: economic policy in a regional context pp. 127-148

Adnan Türegün

The economic effects of the 1920 eight-hour working day reform in Sweden pp. 149-168

Erik Bengtsson and Jakob Molinder

Explaining the Swedish ‘housewife era’ of 1930–1970: joint utility maximisation or renewed patriarchy? pp. 169-188

Rodney Edvinsson and Therese Nordlund Edvinsson

The search for seignorage: periodic re-coinage in medieval Sweden pp. 189-205

Roger Svensson

Deal with it! The emergence and reversal of an agro-ecological crisis, Southern Sweden in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries pp. 206-220

Magnus Bohman

Economy, Business and Environment in History pp. 221-221

The Editors

Volume 65, issue 1, 2017

Economic history in times of transition pp. 1-5

Alfred Reckendrees

Sickness absence in compulsory and voluntary health insurance: the case of Sweden at the turn of the twentieth century pp. 6-27

Lars Fredrik Andersson and Liselotte Eriksson

Pension principles in the Swedish pension system pp. 28-51

Johannes Hagen

The King’s currency: Gustav II Adolf and the copper standard (1619–1632) pp. 52-69

Lawrence Stryker

The quest for publicness: political conflict about the organisation of tramways and telecommunication in Sweden, c. 1900–1920 pp. 70-87

Mats Hallenberg and Magnus Linnarsson

Most-favoured-nation treaty in service of trade? Case: early trade policy relations between Finland and Japan and their impact on the sales networks of the Finnish forest industry pp. 88-105

Juha Sahi

Den småländska glasregionens uppgång och fall: En ekonomisk historia [The rise and fall of the glass industry in Småland, Sweden: an economic history] pp. 106-107

Rolv Petter Amdam

Store drømmer og harde realiteter: Veibygging og biltrafikk i Norge, 1912–1960 [Big dreams and hard realities: roadbuilding and car traffic in Norway, 1912–1960] pp. 107-109

Olle Krantz

‘Energiemix’ versus ‘Energiewende’: competing conceptualisations of nuclear energy policy in the German parliamentary debates of 1991–2001 pp. 109-110

Esa Ruuskanen

Norges Bank 1816–2016 [The Central Bank of Norway, 1816–2016]/Norges Bank 1816–2016: En historie i bilder [The Central Bank of Norway 1816–2016. A pictorial history] pp. 110-112

Gunnar Wetterberg