GEHN Economic History Links

Organisations

• Cliometric Society
• Council for European Social Science Data Archives
• Economic and Business Historical Society
• Economic History Association
• Economic History Society
• Economic History Society of Australia and New Zealand
• European Association for Evolutionary Political Economy (EAEPE)
• European Congress of World and Global History
• European Historical Economics Society
• European Science Foundation
• Representations of the Past: The Writing of National Histories in Europe(programme)
• European Society for the History of Economic Thought
• International Association for Business and Society
• International Committee for the History of Technology
• International Economic History Association
• International Maritime Economic History Association
• Maison des Sciences de l'Homme
• N.W. Posthumus Instituut
• Social Science History Association
• Società italiana degli storici dell'economia
• Society for the History of Technology
• World History Association

Websites

• WWW Virtual Library Economic and Business History
  http://www.neha.nl/w3vl/
• Developing Country Export Statistics
  http://www.eh.net/databases/developing/
• Economic History Services
  http://eh.net/
• Der Europäischer Sonderweg
  http://www.breuninger-stiftung.de/
• Historical Globalisation Network
  http://www.open.ac.uk/arts/ferguson-centre/hgn/index.html
• H-Net: Humanities and Social Sciences
  http://www.h-net.msu.edu/

Projected publications

• L. Epstein and P.K. O'Brien (eds.) "The Formation and Efficiency of Fiscal States in Eurasia".  This volume includes papers written for GEHN and other conferences and is under a second stage of review by CUP.
• K. Sugihara (ed.) "Labour Intensive Industrialization in the Cotton Textile Industries of Asia and Europe". Under consideration by publishers.
• K. Pomeranz and P.K. O'Brien (eds.) "Classical Writings in Global Economic History".  This is a collection of essays and excerpts from classical economic writings in the history of economic thought on global economic history from Adam Smith to Fernand Braudel which is being put together for consideration for publication by the International History of Critical Writings in Economics (edited by Mark Blaug for Elgar)