The Greek Economic History Association (GEHA) and the Electronic Bulletin of Economic History wishes you Happy 2025.

We welcome visiting scholars who wish to undertake research at the Vinson Centre (University of Buckingham) for 4 – 6 weeks. We have a superb history of economic thought library (the Hayek Library) which visiting scholars can use for the duration of their stay.

The Gyorgy Ranki Biennial Prize is awarded every other year for an Outstanding Book on the Economic History of Europe
DEADLINE FOR ENTRIES: January 15, 2025
The Ranki Prize was established by the Economic History Association in 1989 to honor the late Gyorgy Ranki, a distinguished Hungarian economic historian who taught in both Hungary and the United States. The Ranki Prize is awarded biennially for an outstanding book in European economic history and is in the amount of $1,200. It alternates with the Alice Hanson Jones Prize for a book in North American (including Caribbean) economic history and coincides with the Lindert-Williamson Prize.

To promote participation from regions normally less represented at international scientific conferences, the 20th WEHC 2024 has set up a significant support scheme for scholars who have less access to funding than those from OECD countries. Grant holders may present a paper, organise or chair a session, present a Poster, or simply attend the Congress, but priority will be given to those who will play an active part.
 
For further information and instruction, follow this link: https://wehc2025.com/news/participation_grants

If mining and social and environmental responsibility seem incompatible in practice, how can we account for the rhetoric that promotes a “responsible mine”? What role(s) do technical and political discourses play in the adoption and justification of resource exploitation and production strategies? What influence do companies and experts have on these debates? Through a historical or longitudinal perspective, this issue of Entreprises et Histoire explores the intersections and interplay of actors between CSR and social changes that may or may not underpin the rhetoric of a return to mining and a convergence between the so-called “energy transition” and “ecological transition”. 

IHE-EHR is the journal of the Spanish Economic History Association (AEHE), and publishes high-quality, open-access articles in economic history and the history of economic thought, in English and Spanish.

Το Ψηφιακό Αποθετήριο των ΑΣΚΙ περιέχει το σύνολο των ψηφιοποιημένων τεκμηρίων που έχουν περιληφθεί στα διάφορα θεματικά ερευνητικά προγράμματα που εκπονούν τα ΑΣΚΙ από το 2004 και εξής. Στο αποθετήριο φυλάσσονται πλέον περισσότερα από 300.000 τεκμήρια διαφορετικού μορφολογικού χαρακτήρα.

Estas Jornadas están destinadas a estudiantes de maestría y doctorado de universidades e instituciones científicas diversas que investiguen sobre estas comunidades iberoamericanas. Durante las mismas se realizará una presentación de apertura en torno al estado actual de los estudios sociales de las comunidades marítimas iberoamericanas y nuevas perspectivas de investigación. Atendiendo al volumen y naturaleza de las presentaciones, las jornadas se desarrollarán en torno a varios ejes temáticos en sesiones virtuales consecutivas. 

Special issue "Technological Change, Mechanisation, and the Reactions of Craftsmen and Workers in Mediterranean Europe, 19th–20th Centuries".
Guest Editor: Leda Papastefanaki

Special issue "Technology as a Resource: Material Culture and Processes in the Pre-Modern World"  / dossier "Les techniques comme ressources : cultures matérielles et savoir-faire dans le monde à l’époque moderne".

Associazione per la Storia Economica (ASE) is happy to announce the 2024 edition of the Francesca Carnevali Prize, awarded to the best Bachelor and Master of Science thesis in economic history, dedicated to the memory of Francesca Carnevali (1964-2013).

The editors of Contemporary European History have established this prize with the aim of encouraging, recognizing and promoting high-quality research among postgraduate and early career scholars.
The winner’s prize will consist of:
        Publication of the winning submission in Contemporary European History
        £400 worth of CUP books
Other entries of quality may be invited to publish their submissions in the journal.