We're off with our next CFP Jaarboek voor Vrouwengeschiedenis! Our new theme: Women and Ports - Re-evaluating a Gendered Space. Check out the CFP here!
surfdrive.surf.nl/files/index.ph…

Collega’s, hebben jullie enthousiaste studenten die zich in zouden willen zetten voor Jonge Historici? Spread the word.

Congratulations Maanik Nath!

Economic history reported in a national paper! OK, one might quibble with the slightly breathless nature of some of the reporting but still wonderful to see this important new research written up in this way.
theguardian.com/education/2024…

On April 2nd from 15-1730 Jaarboek voor Vrouwengeschiedenis is launching their new Yearbook on Gender and Animals in History at Huiziga Instituut. Sign-up via: [email protected]

Looking forward to this event!

N.W. Posthumus Institute tseg Leiden University - Faculty of Humanities NIDI IISG

New episode now live. Prof. Leandro de la Escosura LeandroPdelaEscosura discusses his extensive efforts to construct alternative complements to GDP. How has access to education, healthcare and liberty been distributed over the last 100+ years? Enjoy- it could be a 2-parter!

Maika de Keyzer (KU Leuven) presenting her research on industriousness and the peasant economy at the Economic and Social History Utrecht University seminar.

Also, if you're interested in presenting at our seminar series next academic year, please send me a DM🤗

EHA Economic History Society European Historical Economics Society

Job alert! 📢PostDoc (2-3 years*) on Quantifying Dutch Historical Sustainability Trade-offs | Technische Universiteit Eindhoven jobs.tue.nl/en/vacancy/pos… via @TU/e

Who will join me and my Stellenbosch University students in reading 60 #econhist papers this semester?

Topics include the Neolithic Revolution, slavery, the Industrial Revolution, colonialism, innovation and technology, the state's role in growth, human capital, trade and

The Economic History Society is looking for PG students with an interest in econ/social history to serve as Student Ambassadors. This is a great opportunity to represent the EHS & be involved in an international student community.
More info: ehs.org.uk/society/studen…

Today is the first edition of the internal economic and social history conference with John Tang, Eva van der Heijden and Catherine Simpson presenting. Many thanks to Felix Meier zu Selhausen and Maanik Nath for organizing

The book provides an exciting array of case studies and a promising purpose: going beyond the guild debate around the beneficial or harmful effects of guild apprenticeship, according to Andrea Caracausi in this bookreview in TSEG tseg.nl/article/view/1…

ru.nl/en/working-at/…

On October 19 from 12:00-13:00, Economic and Social History Utrecht University will be hosting a research seminar with Anne McCants, Professor of History at MIT, discussing her paper 'Institutions as Capital: towards a growth theory suitable for economic history.' Register and learn more here: tinyurl.com/3tacm6tc