> Publishers' series
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24, 03:
Religious affiliation and child mortality in Ireland a country-wide analysis based on the 1911 census Lucia Pozzi, Francesco Scalone, Michail Raftakis, Liam Kennedy
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, February 2024
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24, 01:
Three centuries of corporate governance in the UK John D. Turner
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, January 2024
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24, 02:
Rethinking the geography of distress in nineteenth-century Ireland excess mortality and the Land War Eoin McLaughlin, Niall Whelehan
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, February 2024
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23, 07:
Songlines Sotiris Kampanelis, Aldo Elizalde and Yannis M. Ioannides
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, June 2023
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23, 01:
Public good or public bad? indigenous institutions and the demand for public goods Aldo Elizalde, Eduardo Hidalgo, Nayeli Salgado
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, January 2023
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23, 09:
Managed decline? muddling through with the sterling (dis)agreements, 1968-74 Alan de Bromhead, David Jordan, Francis Kennedy, Jack Seddon
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, September 2023
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23, 02:
The long-run effects of temporarily closing schools evidence from Virginia, 1870s-1910s Paul Winfree
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, January 2023
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23, 05:
"Clause and effect" invention and state intervention during the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars Stephen D. Billington, Joe Lane
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, February 2023
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23, 10:
What can we learn from historical pandemics? a systematic review of the literature Áine Doran, Christopher L. Colvin, Eoin McLaughlin
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, December 2023
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23, 11:
Banks and the economy evidence from the Irish bank strike of 1966 Jason Lennard, Seán Kenny, Emma Horgan
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, December 2023
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23, 06:
Should history change the way we think about populism? Alan de Bromhead, Kevin Hjortshøj O'Rourke
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, April 2023
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23, 03:
The highs and the lows bank failures in Sweden through inflation and deflation, 1914-1926 Seán Kenny, Anders Ögren, Liang Zhao
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, January 2023
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23, 04:
Failing to level up? industrial policy and productivity in interwar Northern Ireland David P. Jordan
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, January 2023
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23, 08:
Aristocratic amateurs to fat cats? British CEOs in the twentieth century Robin J.C. Adams, Michael Aldous, Philip T. Fliers, John D. Turner
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, August 2023
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22, 09:
Economic history and the future of pedagogy in economics Graham Brownlow, Christopher L. Colvin
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, August 2022
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22, 11:
Agglomeration and emigration the economic impact of railways in post-Famine Ireland Alan Fernihough, Ronan C. Lyons
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, December 2022
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22, 12:
Why did shareholder liability disappear? David A. Bogle, Gareth Campbell, Christopher Coyle, John D. Turner
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, December 2022
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22, 10:
The spectre of terrorism and the stock market Alan J. Hanna, John D. Turner, Clive B. Walker
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, November 2022
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22, 02:
Strangers and foreigners trust and attitudes toward citizenship Graziella Bertocchi, Arcangelo Dimico, Gian Luca Tedeschi
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, February 2022
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22, 01:
The wee divergence business creation and political turmoil in Ireland before 1900 R.J.C. Adams, Gareth Campbell, Christopher Coyle, John D. Turner
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, January 2022
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22, 08:
The anatomy of a bubble company the London Assurance in 1720 Graeme Acheson, Michael Aldous, William Quinn
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, June 2022
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22, 07:
Demography and age heaping solving Ireland's post-famine digit preference puzzle Eoin McLaughlin, Christopher L. Colvin, Stuart Henderson
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, May 2022
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22, 03:
Famine as genocide? Ukraine and Ireland Liam Kennedy
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, April 2022
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22, 06:
The effect of propaganda on elections evidence from the post-Reconstruction South Paul Winfree
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, April 2022
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22, 04:
Perspectives on the Great Irish Famine Liam Kennedy, Donald MacRaild
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, April 2022
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22, 05:
Political economy of secession lessons from the early years of the Irish Free State Seán Kenny and Eoin McLaughlin
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, April 2022
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22, 13:
The country that they built the dynamic and complex indigenous economies in North America before 1492 Ann M. Carlos
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, December 2022
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21, 05:
The fuel of unparalleled recovery monetary policy in South Africa between 1925 and 1936 Christie Swanepoel, Philip T. Fliers
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, June 2021
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21, 06:
Cohort component population estimates for Ireland, 1911-1920 a new county-level dataset for use in historical demography Christopher L. Colvin, Eoin McLaughlin, Kyle J.J. Richmond
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, June 2021
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21, 01:
A poor inquiry poverty and living standards in pre-famine Ireland Áine Doran
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, February 2021
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21, 02:
How does international monetary leadership end? the Sterling Area revisited Alan de Bromhead, David Jordan, Francis Kennedy, Jack Seddon
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, April 2021
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21, 07:
Riding the bubble or taken for a ride? investors in the British bicycle mania William Quinn, John D. Turner
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, November 2021
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21, 08:
Rooted to the soil the impact of social housing on population in Ireland since 1911 Alan de Bromhead and Ronan C. Lyons
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, November 2021
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21, 09:
Strangling speculation the effect of the 1903 Viennese futures trading ban Laura Wurm
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, December 2021
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21, 03:
Human capital transfer of German-speaking migrants in Eastern Europe, 1780s-1820s Matthias Blum, Karl-Peter Krauss and Dmytro Myeshkov
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, May 2021
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21, 04:
Indigenous nations and the development of the US economy land, resources, and dispossession Ann M. Carlos, Donna Feir, Angela Redish
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, June 2021
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2020, 10:
The Liverpool Cotton Brokers Association and the crowning of King Cotton, 1811-1900 examining the role of a private order institution in global trade Michael Aldous, Christopher Coyle
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, December 2020
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2020, 09:
Capital market development over the long run the portfolios of UK life assurers over two centuries David A. Bogle, Christopher Coyle, John D. Turner
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, November 2020
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2020, 03:
Monetary regimes, the term structure and business cycles in Ireland, 1972-2018 Rebecca Stuart (Central Bank of Ireland)
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, May 2020
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2020, 04:
Death, demography and the denominator new influenza-18 mortality estimates for Ireland Christopher L. Colvin (Queen's University Belfast), Eoin McLaughlin (University College Cork)
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, May 2020
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2020, 05:
Bitter sugar slavery and the black family Graziella Bertocchi, Arcangelo Dimico
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, May 2020
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2020, 08:
Financial inclusion with hybrid organisational forms microfinance, philanthropy, and the poor law in Ireland, c. 1836-1845 Eoin McLaughlin, Rowena Pecchenino
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, September 2020
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2020, 07:
Bubbles in history William Quinn, John D. Turner
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, September 2020
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2020, 07:
Too long a sacrifice? maternal mortality in Northern Ireland during the first half of the 20th century Lucia Pozzi (Università di Sassari), Liam Kennedy (Queen's University Belfast)
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, July 2020
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2020, 06:
COVID-19, race and redlining Graziella Bertocchi (University of Modena and Reggio Emilia), Arcangelo Dimico (Queen’s University Belfast)
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, July 2020
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2020, 02:
Inequality in nineteenth century Manhattan evidence from the housing market Rowena Gray (University of California, Merced)
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, February 2020
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2020, 01:
Locating the Manhattan housing market GIS evidence for 1880-1910 Rowena Gray (University of California, Merced), Rocco Bowman (University of California, Merced)
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, February 2020
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2019, 02:
Afterlives testimonies of Irish Catholic mothers on infant death and the fate of the unbaptised Liam Kennedy
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, July 2019
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2019, 08:
Across the sea to Ireland return Atlantic migration before the First World War Alan Fernihough (Queen's University Belfast), Cormac Ó Gráda (University College Dublin)
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, November 2019
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2019, 03:
Going Dutch the management of monetary policy in the Netherlands during the interwar gold standard Christopher L. Colvin, Philip T. Fliers
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, July 2019
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2019, 04:
Living standards and inequality in the Industrial Revolution evidence from the height of University of Edinburgh students in the 1830s Matthias Blum, Eoin McLaughlin
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, August 2019
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2019, 01:
Before the cult of equity new monthly indices of the British share market, 1829-1929 Gareth Campbell, Richard S. Grossman, John D. Turner
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, May 2019
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2019, 06:
The famine that wasn't? 1799-1801 in Ireland Liam Kennedy (Queen's University Belfast), Peter M. Solar (Université Saint-Louis–Bruxelles)
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, October 2019
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2019, 05:
Law and finance in Britain c.1900 Christopher Coyle (Queen's University Belfast), Aldo Musacchio (Brandeis University), John D. Turner (Queen's University Belfast)
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, September 2019
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2019, 07:
Applied history, applied economics, and economic history Christopher L. Colvin (Queen's University Belfast), Paul Winfree (The Heritage Foundation)
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, October 2019
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2018, 03:
The origins of the (cooperative) species Raiffeisen banking in the Netherlands, 1898-1909 Christopher L. Colvin, Stuart Henderson, John D. Turner
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, February 2018
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2018, 01:
Selection bias in historical housing data Rowena Gray
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, January 2018
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2018, 02:
The anatomy of a trade collapse the UK, 1929-33 Alan de Bromhead, Alan Fernihough, Markus Lampe, Kevin Hjortshøj O'Rourke
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, February 2018
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2018, 12:
"War, what is it good for?" the industrial revolution! Stephen D. Billington
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, November 2018
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2018, 09:
Independent women shareholders in the age of the suffragettes Graeme G. Acheson, Gareth Campbell, Áine Gallagher, John D. Turner
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, September 2018
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2018, 11:
Government-made bank distress industrialisation policies and the Russian financial crisis of 1899-1902 Nikita Lychakov
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, November 2018
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2018, 13:
Population and poverty in Ireland on the eve of the Great Famine Alan Fernihough, Cormac Ó Gráda
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, December 2018
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2018, 10:
Patent costs and the value of inventions explaining patenting behaviour between England, Ireland and Scotland, 1617-1852 Stephen D. Billington
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, October 2018
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2018, 07:
Wildcat bankers or political failure? the Irish financial pantomime, 1797-1826 Seán Kenny, John D. Turner
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, June 2018
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2018, 08:
Representation of the people franchise extension and the "Sinn Féin election" in Ireland, 1918 Alan de Bromhead, Alan Fernihough, Enda Hargaden
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, June 2018
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2018, 05:
Prices and informed trading evidence from an early stock market Graeme G. Acheson, Christopher Coyle, John D. Turner
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, April 2018
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2018, 06:
That's classified! Inventing a new patent taxonomy Stephen D. Billington, Alan J. Hanna
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, June 2018
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2018, 04:
Share trading activity and the rise of the rentier in the UK before 1920 Graeme G. Acheson (University of Stirling), Christopher Coyle (Queen's University Belfast), David P. Jordan (Queen's University Belfast), John D. Turner (Queen's University Belfast),
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, March 2018
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2017, 09:
The macroeconomic effects of banking crises evidence from the United Kingdom, 1750-1938 Seán Kenny (Lund University), Jason Lennard (Lund University), John D. Turner (Queen's University Belfast)
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, October 2017
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2017, 06:
News media and investor sentiment over the long run Alan J. Hanna (Queen's University Belfast), John D. Turner (Queen's University Belfast), Clive B. Walker (Queen's University Belfast)
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, August 2017
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2017, 07:
Less is More? the child quantity-quality trade-off in early 20th century England and Wales' Alan Fernihough (Queen’s University Belfast)
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, September 2017
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2017, 08:
Scarring and selection in the Great Irish Famine Matthias Blum (Queen's University Belfast), Christopher L. Colvin (Queen's University Belfast), Eoin McLaughlin (University of St Andrews)
Belfast: Queen's University Centre for Economic History, 29 September 2017