The Library of Economic History book series published by Brill has updated its editorial board and scope of publication. This peer-reviewed book series publishes monographs and edited volumes on international aspects of economic history and case studies of an exemplary nature for scholarly debate. The series also encourages volumes that take a global approach to economic history and also studies from underrepresented regions, topics, and time periods, including proposals that focus on theoretical and methodological issues. Scholars at all career stages are welcome to submit proposals. For more on the series and the books published so far see: https://brill.com/display/serial/LEHI?language=en
 
The editors, Jeroen Touwen, Tomoko Shiroyama, and Jeremy Land, are happy to discuss your project and answer any questions you may have. Open access publishing is available, and the series regularly promotes its books at major economic history conference, including the EHA and the World Economic History Congresses. If you are uncertain whether your manuscript fits the series, do not hesitate to reach out to one or more of the editors or the acquisitions editors, Alessandra Giliberto (emails found via the book series at link above).