Economic History Society

Now on the Long Run: 'Philby and the Fossil Economy of Saudi Arabia'. Mahdi Zaidan (King’s College London) discusses their ongoing research, supported by the EHS Fund for Graduate Students. ehs.org.uk/philby-and-the… #EHS100

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The 2026 Conference celebrated the Society’s 100th anniversary. New Researchers presented 20 posters, available on the website. Including: 'When Wealth Wasn’t Health: Typhoid Mortality and Social Status in Late 19th-Century Ireland' By Samantha Maitland (University of Auckland)

Now on the Long Run Blog: 'Violence, Justice, and the State in Siena under Medici rule, 1590-1650'. Wanxin Du (University of Warwick) discusses his ongoing research, supported by the EHS Fund for Graduate Students. #EHS100 ehs.org.uk/violence-justi…

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The 2026 Conference celebrated the Society’s 100th anniversary. New Researchers presented 20 posters, available on the website. Including Credit Generation without (External) Contract Enforcement Property Redemption Right in Traditional China, 1592 – 1950 By Yunyufei Luo (Oxford)

The interviews were made by Negley Harte in the early 2000s and are digitised and made available here for the first time as part of our celebrations of the Society’s centenary. #EHS100

More than twenty interviews with some of the leading figures in economic history in the last century are now available to watch on our website & YouTube channel. Interview with Professor Charlotte Erickson: ehs.org.uk/multimedia/int… @EconomicHistorySociety/playlists" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@EconomicHisto…

The interviews were made by Negley Harte in the early 2000s and are digitised and made available here for the first time as part of our celebrations of the Society’s centenary. #EHS100

More than twenty interviews with some of the leading figures in economic history in the last century are now available to watch on our website & YouTube channel. Interview with Sir Kenneth Berrill: ehs.org.uk/multimedia/int… @EconomicHistorySociety/playlists" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@EconomicHisto…

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The 2026 Conference celebrated the Society’s 100th anniversary. New Researchers presented 20 posters, available on the website. Including: 'Banking on the Press: Financial Advertising and Book Trade Investors in 1690s England'. By Can Kazan (University of Cambridge).

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The 2026 Conference celebrated the Society’s 100th anniversary. New Researchers presented 20 posters, available on the website. Including: 'Gender and Empire: Manipuri Market Women under British Colonial Rule, 1904-1940'. By Zuzubee Huidrom (University of Edinburgh).

The interviews were made by Negley Harte in the early 2000s and are digitised and made available here for the first time as part of our celebrations of the Society’s centenary. #EHS100

More than twenty interviews with some of the leading figures in economic history in the last century are now available to watch on our website & YouTube channel. Interview with Professor Barry Supple: ehs.org.uk/multimedia/int… @EconomicHistorySociety/playlists" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@EconomicHisto…

Now on the Long Run: 'Remembering Trevor Burnard'. Phil Withington (University of Sheffield) presents a summary of the 2025 conference held in memory of Trevor Burnard, which was supported by the Economic History Society. ehs.org.uk/remembering-tr…

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The 2026 Conference celebrated the Society’s 100th anniversary. New Researchers presented 20 posters, available on the website. Including: Geography of Power: 'Electrification, Industrial Location and Labour Conflict in Italy, 1883-1911'. By Laura Hastings Mela (Uni of Siena).