Scandinavian Economic History Review

2013 - 2026

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

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Defending dissertations on economic history pp. 179-188: Jari Ojala, Tiina Hemminki and Pasi Nevalainen
Exposing the neoclassical fallacy: McCloskey on ideas and the great enrichment pp. 189-201: Barry Weingast
Testing the demand approach to reconstruct pre-industrial agricultural output pp. 202-218: Rodney Edvinsson
Human capital in Britain, 1760–2009 pp. 219-242: Jan Kunnas
U.S. state fiscal constraints and railroad development through the nineteenth century pp. 243-257: John Dove
Innovation and industrial renewal in Sweden, 1970–2007 pp. 258-277: Karolin Sjöö
Profits, dividends and industry restructuring: the Swedish paper and pulp industry between 1945 and 1977 pp. 278-296: Lars Fredrik Andersson, Ann-Kristin Bergquist and Rikard Eriksson
Norges fiskeri- og kysthistorie Bind V: Over den leiken ville han rå – Norsk havbruksnærings historie [The game for which he wanted to master: the history of Norwegian fish farming] pp. 297-298: Kristoffer Lund Vik-Langlie
Karl Gunnar Persson 1943–2016 pp. 299-301: Ingrid Henriksen and Paul Sharp
Lennart Schön 1946–2016 pp. 302-303: Olle Krantz
Editorial Board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors

Business as usual pp. 81-83: Camilla Brautaset and Jari Ojala
Poor university professors? The relative earnings decline of German professors during the twentieth century pp. 84-102: Alexander Sohn
Corporate governance and the expansion of the democratic franchise: beyond cross-country regressions pp. 103-121: Naomi R. Lamoreaux
An historical wealth assessment -- measuring the Swedish national wealth for the nineteenth and twentieth centuries pp. 122-137: Magnus Lindmark and Lars Fredrik Andersson
The innovation--trade nexus: Italy in historical perspective (1861--1939) pp. 138-159: Giacomo Domini
A Norwegian fixation: explaining cheap money in Norway, 1945--1986 pp. 160-174: Einar Lie and Eivind Thomassen
The power of corporate networks: a comparative and historical perspective, Routledge international studies in business history pp. 175-176: Jan Ottosson

Towards debate and open conversation pp. 1-5: Jari Ojala and Alfred Reckendrees
The great enrichment: a humanistic and social scientific account pp. 6-18: Deirdre Nansen McCloskey
A salary bass: a study of bassists’ earnings in the Royal Swedish Opera, 1799--1980 pp. 19-35: Staffan Albinsson
The national wealth of Sweden, 1810--2014 pp. 36-54: Daniel Waldenström
The landlord lag -- productivity on peasant farms and landlord demesnes during the agricultural revolution in Sweden 1700--1860 pp. 55-71: Mats Olsson and Patrick Svensson
The German Hansa and Bergen, 1100--1600 pp. 72-73: Carsten Jahnke
Forandring og forankring: Sparebankene i Norge 1822--2014 [Change and roots: the Norwegian savings banks 1822--2014] pp. 73-75: Kristina Lilja
Comparing post-war Japanese and Finnish economies and societies: longitudinal perspectives pp. 75-77: Pierre-Yves Donzé
Norges fiskeri- og kysthistorie Bind IV: Havet, fisken og oljen, 1970--2014 pp. 77-78: Gregory Ferguson-Cradler
I främmande hamn: Den svenska och svensk-norska konsulattjänsten, 1700--1985 pp. 79-80: Camilla Brautaset

Re-collaborating in the Nordic economic history research community pp. 213-214: Jari Ojala and Knut Sogner
Feeding the motherland: grain exports from the Swedish Baltic provinces during the Great Famine of 1696-1697 pp. 215-234: Marten Seppel
Malthusian checks in pre-industrial Sweden and Finland: a comparative analysis of the demographic regimes pp. 235-259: Miikka Voutilainen
The long-term decline in terms of trade and the neolithisation of Northern Europe pp. 260-279: Serge Svizzero
Taking over: a new appraisal of the Anglo-American productivity gap and the nature of American economic leadership ca. 1910 pp. 280-301: Pieter Woltjer
Private debt in Sweden in 1900-2013 and the risk of financial crisis pp. 302-323: Lars Ahnland

Editorial pp. 107-109: Jari Ojala
Social and intertemporal differences of basic numeracy in Pannonia (first century BCE to third century CE) pp. 110-134: Joerg Baten and Stefan Priwitzer
Oceanic thirst? Food consumption in mediaeval Sweden pp. 135-153: Johan S�derberg
Capital income taxation of Swedish households, 1862-2010 pp. 154-177: Dan Johansson, Mikael Stenkula and Gunnar Du Rietz
Implementation of non-tariff measures in Estonia in the 1930s pp. 178-202: Karl Stern
Education, state and citizenship pp. 203-205: Erik Bengtsson
Building trust: the history of DNV 1864-2014 pp. 205-207: Niklas Jensen-Eriksen
Den gl�mda konsumtionen. Auktionshandel i Sverige under 1700- och 1800-talen [The neglected consumption: the role of auctions in Sweden during the eighteenth and nineteenth Centuries] pp. 207-209: Katarina Friberg
Peter Thonning and Denmark's Guinea Commission. A study in nineteenth-century African colonial geography pp. 209-211: Per Hernæs

Contemporary perceptions of the First World War reflected in the capital markets pp. 1-23: David S. Adams
Amateur or professional? A new look at nineteenth-century patentees in Norway pp. 24-44: Bjørn Basberg
Boom, depression and cartelisation: Swedish and Finnish timber export industry 1918-1921 pp. 45-68: Elina Kuorelahti
Paving the way to modernity: Prussian roads and grain market integration in Westphalia, 1821-1855 pp. 69-92: Martin Uebele and Daniel Gallardo-Albarr�n
Torkel Aschehoug and Norwegian historical economic thought: reconsidering a forgotten Norwegian pioneer economist pp. 93-95: Ylva Hasselberg
Cities of commerce: the institutional foundations of international trade in the Low Countries, 1250-1650 pp. 95-97: Ian Peter Grohse
Alan S. Milward and a century of European change pp. 98-99: Mats Ingulstad
Den tillf�lliga husmodern. Hemv�rdarinnek�ren i Sverige 1940-1960 pp. 100-101: Hanna Lindberg