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6014: Diverse paths to factory production, 1780s-1840s: the woollen cloth industry in the West Riding of Yorkshire and in the West of the Rhineland (Prussian Rhine-Province)

Alfred Reckendrees

6013: Knowledge and trust: the regulation of cooperation in industrial districts. Birmingham (UK) and Providence (USA)

Francesca Carnevali

6012: Women, land and family in early modern North Yorkshire

Amanda Capern

6011: Child Day-Labourers in Agriculture: Evidence from Farm Accounts, 1740-1850

Joyce Burnette

6010: Investors in London’s first stock market boom

Anne L. Murphy

6009: Adjustment under the Classical Gold Standard: How costly did the external constraint come to the European periphery?

Matthias Morys

6008: Problems of French trade with the North in the eighteenth century

Pierrick Pourchasse

6007: Swedish neutrality and shipping in the second half of the eighteenth century

Leos Müller

6006: Swedish economic history and the ‘New Atlantic Economy’: iron production and iron markets in the eighteenth century

Göran Rydén

6005: Capital Accumulation, Technological Change, and the Distribution of Income during the British Industrial Revolution

Robert Allen

6004: Rothschild investments in Spain, 1856-1930

Miguel A. Lopez-Morell

6003: The consumption characteristics of film: evidence from the British and US markets during the 1930s

John Sedgwick and Michael Pokorny

6002: Women, Work and the Changing Transport Industries

Sarah Finke

6001: Monetary and financial cooperation in Asia: market and institutions

Kazuhiko Yago

5078: Industrial revolutions and consumption: a common model to the various periods of industrialisation

David Flacher

5077: Triple engines of growth: why Europe and not Asia?

Alvaro S Pereira

5076: Cotton textiles and the great divergence: Lancashire, India and shifting comparative advantage, 1600-1850

Stephen Broadberry and Bishnupriya Gupta

5075: Sons and mothers: family relations and sources of family income in early industrial Britain

Jane Humphries

5074: Women and the business of farming: the role of farmers’ widows in England, 1750-1850

Nicola Verdon

5073: The management of household and estate: the accounts of Alice Le Strange 1610-1654

Elizabeth Griffiths and Jane Whittle

5072: Women, accounts and numeracy in 17th century England

Judith Spicksley

5071: ‘Like rabbits in the headlights’: Britain’s mail order retailers and the home shopping revolution

Richard Coopey and Dil Porter

5070: Israeli housewives in the 1950s and the Austerity policy

Orit Rozin

5069: The creation of the British Council of Industrial Design: re-investing design with hope

Lesley Whitworth

5068: The evolution of entertainment consumption and the emergence of cinema, 1890-1940

Gerben Bakker

5067: Real wages and unemployment in Weimar Germany

Nicholas Dimsdale, Nicholas Horsewood and Arthur Van Riel

5066: Adjusting to economic downturns in the Catalan textile sector, 1880-1913

Jordi Domenech

5065: Income risk and the English farm labourer, c.1750-1850

David R Stead

5064: Apprenticeship, training and guilds in pre-industrial Europe

Patrick Wallis

5063: Poor relief in rural Russia: evidence from Yaroslavl Province, 1750-1860

Tracy Dennison

5062: The agrarian origins of early modern poor relief: English-French comparisons

Richard Smith

5061: The agrarian origins of early modern poor relief: English-French comparisons

Richard Smith

5060: Sources of welfare support in early modern Württemberg, c.1500-1700

Paul Warde

5059: Cartel stability in the electric industry: the case of electricity distribution in Madrid in the interwar period

Anna M Aubanell-Jubany

5058: International cartels and technology transfer, 1890-1948

Valerio Cerretano

5057: ‘The ingenious crowd': a critical prosopography of British Inventors, 1650-1850

Christine MacLeod and Alessandro Nuvolari

5056: The apparent consumption of fossil energy as an indicator of modernisation in Latin America by 1925: a proposal using foreign trade statistics

Maria del Mar Rubio Varas and Mauricio Folchi

5055: Capital goods imports and investment in Latin America, 1913 and 1925

Xavier Tafunell and Albert Carreras

5054: The construction of railroads in Argentina in the late 19th century: the major role of the English companies

Maria Heloisa Lenz

5053: The politics of tobacco consumption in 17th century England

Philip Withington

5052: The diet of the labouring poor in England, 1550-1750

Craig Muldrew

5051: City and Court: patterns of consumption in 16th century London

Ian Archer

5050: Italian migrant lives in the Western Australian goldfields before World War II

Patrick Bertola, Criena Fitzgerald and Pamela Sharpe

5049: Self-selection, location, and entrepreneurship: British self-employment in North America in the early 20th century

Chris Minns and Marian Rizov

5048: Why so few migrants from so many places and so many from only a few places? Cornish migration flows to the Americas in the nineteenth century

Bernard Deacon and Sharron Schwartz

5047: British multiple retailing during the Golden Age, 1976-1994: a quantitative approach

Carlo Morelli

5046: Knowledge and the transfer of the supermarket from North America to Britain, 1950-1970

Andrew Alexander and Gareth Shaw

5045: The spread of department stores in provincial England, c.1872-1932

Jon Stobart

5044: Retail change and the urban renaissance: recasting the shopping hierarchy

Andrew Hann

5043: Geographical effects on the accuracy of textile trade data: an international approach for 1913

Anna Carreras Marín