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  1. Maritime irony! Tim Hatton in his 2025 Butlin lecture argues that the first iron-hulled, screw-driven ocean-going steamer was uniquely successful on the Britain-Australia route as a steam-assisted sailing ship rather than a sail-assisted steamship. OA in the Asia-Pacific Econ History Rev doi.org/10.1111/aehr.70009

    @economics @demography @socialscience @sociology @politicalscience @geography @econhist @devecon @sts @inequalityecon @SocArXivBot #history #histodons #glamsdons #Australia #ocean #steam

  2. Did food supply in 18thC China decline dramatically & push down pc income? Tom Rawski questions the strength of existing evidence & recommends an open mind until new sources can be investigated. New & OA in the Asia-Pacific Economic History Review
    doi.org/10.1111/aehr.70010

    @economics @demography @socialscience @sociology @politicalscience @geography @anthropology @econhist @devecon @archaeodons @sts @inequalityecon @SocArXivBot #history #histodons #China #Qing

  3. Alexander and Hatton in ‘Who voted for Australian federation?’ find that the spatial pattern of New South Wales voting does NOT support conventional thinking that manufacturing interests favoured the 1901 Aus political union with its promise of tariff protection!
    doi.org/10.1111/aehr.70008

    @economics @demography @socialscience @sociology @politicalscience @geography @anthropology @econhist @devecon @sts @inequalityecon @SocArXivBot #history #histodons #glamsdons #Australia #NZ #Auspol #gender

  4. The 12th Australasian Cliometrics Workshop will be held 14 Nov 2025 at Monash Uni, Melbourne.
    Proposals accepted thru 14 July, full papers due 31st Oct.
    More info: Quoc-Anh Do ([email protected]) & Laura Panza ([email protected])
    ECR & grad students particularly encouraged!
    @economics @demography @socialscience @sociology @politicalscience @geography @econhist @devecon @archaeodons @sts @inequalityecon @SocArXivBot #history #histodons #glamsdons #Australia #NZ #Auspol #gender

  5. Nan Li & Heqi Cai examine governance structures during the Tang-Song transition with cross-sectional county data from 813 & 1080 AD to show social transformations, inc changes in bureaucratic institutions & enhanced state capacity centuries before Europe. OA in the Asia-Pacific EcHR!
    doi.org/10.1111/aehr.12307
    @economics @demography @socialscience @sociology @politicalscience @geography @anthropology @econhist @devecon @inequalityecon @SocArXivBot #history #histodons #glamsdons #China #institutions

  6. Linguistic analysis of 12000 letters leads Félix Krawatzek & Emma Moreton to conclude that America became home for German immigrants much more quickly than the Irish (who maintained a desire to return to Ireland for longer).
    New & OA in Social Science History!
    doi.org/10.1017/ssh.2025.2

    @economics @demography @socialscience @sociology @politicalscience @geography @anthropology @econhist @sts @inequalityecon @SocArXivBot #history #histodons #glamsdons #migration #Irish #German #home #linguistics

  7. As everyone ponders the odd puzzles in modern trade data, Songlin Wang shows that late 19th century improvements in the quality of Chinese trade data reflects key institutional reform & the importance of Hong Kong. New in the Asia-Pacific Economic History Review!
    doi.org/10.1111/aehr.12308

    @economics @demography @socialscience @sociology @politicalscience @geography @econhist @devecon @archaeodons @sts @inequalityecon @SocArXivBot #history #histodons #glamsdons #hongkong #china #trade #data

  8. US census data 1850-1910 show the deaf population invested less in observable educational & physical human capital altho lifecycle differences complicate the comparison of school attendance & employment rates. New from @zachary_bartsch & Emily Henderson in Social Science History!
    doi.org/10.1017/ssh.2025.6
    @economics @demography @socialscience @sociology @politicalscience @geography @anthropology @econhist @devecon @archaeodons @sts @inequalityecon @SocArXivBot #history #histodons #glamsdons #deaf

  9. Lead article in a new issue of the Asia-Pacific Economic History Review is a sweeping reinterpretation of the southward shift in China's economy 671-1371 CE by Professor Zhiwu Chen and coauthors. Open access!
    doi.org/10.1111/aehr.70000

    @economics @demography @socialscience @sociology @politicalscience @geography @anthropology @econhist @devecon @archaeodons @sts @inequalityecon @SocArXivBot #history #histodons #glamsdons #China #trade

  10. Songlin Wang uses the rich archival records of Chinese Maritime Customs & careful statistical analysis to show improvements in the quality of Chinese trade data during the late 19th century reflecting key institutional reforms & the importance of Hong Kong.
    doi.org/10.1111/aehr.12308
    @economics @demography @socialscience @sociology @politicalscience @geography @anthropology @econhist @devecon @archaeodons @sts @inequalityecon @SocArXivBot #history #histodons #glamsdons #China #trade #institutions

  11. Last Call for Proposals! Tomorrow March 15th is the final day to submit a proposal for the 50th SSHA Conference in Chicago, Nov 20-23 2025 at the Palmer House Hotel. Please consider submitting a paper or panel at ssha2025.ssha.org.
    Questions to [email protected].
    @economics @demography @socialscience @sociology @politicalscience @geography @anthropology @econhist @devecon @archaeodons @sts @inequalityecon @SocArXivBot #history #histodons #glamsdons #globalhealth #socialscience

  12. A reverse salient!
    During WWI Japan's economic sanctions on enemy business, eg German merchants, were less strict than those of European & US allies until late in the war, according to Chenxiao Li in a new paper in the Asia-Pacific Economic History Review.
    doi.org/10.1111/aehr.12309

    @economics @demography @socialscience @sociology @politicalscience @geography @anthropology @econhist @devecon @archaeodons @sts @inequalityecon @SocArXivBot #history #histodons #glamsdons #Japan #WWI #sanctions

  13. Ian, Blair & I are excited to share “Institutional formalism & criminal sentencing on the frontier" arguing that sentences became longer & more predictable as institutional formalism & judicial oversight increased in colonial British Columbia 1864–1913

    doi.org/10.1093/jleo/ewaf002

    @economics @demography @socialscience @sociology @politicalscience @geography @anthropology @econhist @devecon @archaeodons @sts @inequalityecon @SocArXivBot #history #histodons #glamsdons #britishcolumbia #criminology

  14. Congratulations to Shao-yu Jheng, Hui-wen Koo & Kun-jung Wu whose paper "Property rights in a weak state: Evidence from land pawning in Qing Taiwan 1683–1895" won the Sir Timothy Coghlan Prize for best paper in the 2024 Asia-Pacific Economic History Review
    doi.org/10.1111/aehr.12288

    @economics @demography @socialscience @sociology @politicalscience @geography @anthropology @econhist @devecon @archaeodons @sts @inequalityecon @SocArXivBot #history #histodons #Taiwan #Qing #propertyrights

  15. In a new special issue of the Asia-Pacific Economic History Rev Claire E.F. Wright reflects on the movement to ‘re-engender’ business history & introduces five fascinating articles illustrating the importance of women's business for Australian & NZ history!
    doi.org/10.1111/aehr.12303
    @economics @demography @socialscience @sociology @politicalscience @geography @anthropology @econhist @devecon @sts @inequalityecon @SocArXivBot #history #histodons #glamsdons #Australia #NZ #Auspol #gender #business

  16. The female share of investors in Australian companies rose markedly in the 1880s & in some sectors approached 50% by the 1930s. Simon Ville & coauthors analyse the growth of female investing using new data in the Asia-Pacific Economic History Review
    doi.org/10.1111/aehr.12300

    @economics @demography @socialscience @sociology @politicalscience @geography @anthropology @econhist @devecon @archaeodons @sts @inequalityecon @SocArXivBot #history #histodons #glamsdons
    #Australia #Auspol #gender

  17. Louise Prowse argues that earnings from a ‘side hustle’ have been important for Australian rural women & rural communities for much longer than has been appreciated. New article in the Asia-Pacific Economic History Review!
    doi.org/10.1111/aehr.12301

    @economics @demography @socialscience @sociology @politicalscience @geography @anthropology @econhist @devecon @archaeodons @sts @inequalityecon @SocArXivBot #history #histodons #glamsdons
    #Australia #Auspol #gender #business #women #farm #farming

  18. Clare E.F. Wright reports women in the family firms common throughout the 20thC often inherited wealth but seldom invited into management or governance. New data demonstrate how business replicated the patriarchal structures of upper-class Australian families.
    doi.org/10.1111/aehr.12302
    @economics @demography @socialscience @sociology @politicalscience @geography @anthropology @econhist @devecon @archaeodons @sts @inequalityecon @SocArXivBot #history #histodons #glamsdons #Australia #Auspol #gender

  19. Unique oral history collection documents the important contribution of women to the great expansion of Australian wineries after 1960
    Professor Julie McInytre documents how women overcame sexism, balancing reproductive & domestic labour with agric business
    doi.org/10.1111/aehr.12298

    @economics @demography @socialscience @sociology @politicalscience @geography @anthropology @econhist @devecon @archaeodons @sts @SocArXivBot @inequalityecon #history #histodons #glamsdons #wine #Australia #gender

  20. An unique oral history collection documents the important contribution of women to the great expansion of Australian wineries since 1960. Professor Julie McInytre documents how women overcame sexism, balancing reproductive & domestic labour with agricultural business
    doi.org/10.1111/aehr.12298

    @economics @demography @socialscience @sociology @politicalscience @geography @anthropology @econhist @devecon @archaeodons @sts @SocArXivBot #history #histodons #glamsdons #Australia #wine #Auspol #women

  21. Clare E.F. Wright reports that women in the family firms common throughout the 20thC often inherited wealth but seldom invited into management or governance. New data demonstrate how business replicated the patriarchal structures of upper-class Australian families.
    doi.org/10.1111/aehr.12302
    @economics @demography @socialscience @sociology @politicalscience @geography @anthropology @econhist @devecon @archaeodons @sts @econhist #history #histodons #glamsdons #Australia #gender #business #Auspol

  22. Cath Bishop & Nichole Hoskin in the Asia-Pacific Econ Hist Rev show that entrenched understandings of gendered behaviours & local conditions shaped the disconnect between law & licensing practice, as 19th century Victoria legalized female publicans but New Zealand & New South Wales did not!
    doi.org/10.1111/aehr.12299

    @economics @demography @socialscience @sociology @politicalscience @geography @anthropology @econhist @sts @SocArXivBot #history #histodons #glamsdons #Australia #gender #regulation

  23. Louise Prowse argues that earnings from a ‘side hustle’ have been important for Australian rural women and rural communities for a very long time. How off the press in a Asia-Pacific Economic History Review special issue: 'Gendered Enterprise: Women and Australian Business History'.
    doi.org/10.1111/aehr.12301

    @economics @demography @socialscience @sociology @politicalscience @geography @anthropology @econhist @devecon @archaeodons @sts @SocArXivBot #history #histodons #glamsdons #Australia #women

  24. The female share of investors in Australian companies rose markedly in the 1880s. By the 1930s it approached 50% in some sectors. Simon Ville & coauthors analyse the growth of female investing using new data in Asia-Pacific Economic History Review
    doi.org/10.1111/aehr.12300

    @economics @demography @socialscience @sociology @politicalscience @geography @anthropology @econhist @devecon @inequalityecon
    @archaeodons @sts @SocArXivBot #history #histodons #glamsdons #Australia #gender #women #finance

  25. Villain, Vermin, Icon, Kin: Wolves and the Making of Canada by Stephanie Rutherford wins the Canada Prize for most inspiring, impactful, and transformative scholarly books in the humanities and social science.
    Big congratulations!
    mqup.ca/villain--vermin--icon-
    @economics @demography @socialscience @sociology @politicalscience @geography @anthropology @econhist @devecon @archaeodons @sts @SocArXivBot #history #histodons #glamsdons #animals #wolves #Canada #environment

  26. Professor Peter Turchin outlines a vision for evidence-based big history, “The Great Holocene Transformation: What Complexity Science Tells Us about the Evolution of Complex Societies”, a plenary address to the 8th Asian Historical Economics Conference at Hong Kong University www.cqh.hku.hk

    @economics @demography @socialscience @sociology @politicalscience @geography @anthropology @econhist @devecon @archaeodons @sts @SocArXivBot #history #histodons #glamsdons #complexity #Holocene

  27. Applications are invited for a Professorship in Economics with focus on Big Data & Large Language Models in Social Data Science, preferably related to economic history and/or macroeconomics.
    U of Southern Denmark, Odense in cooperation with the Danish Institute for Advanced Study.
    Deadline Feb 17.
    fa-eosd-saasfaprod1.fa.ocs.ora?
    @economics @demography @socialscience @sociology @econhist @devecon @archaeodons @sts @SocArXivBot #history #histodons #glamsdons @inequalityecon

  28. Hot off the press!
    Gendered Enterprise: Women & Australian Business History, a pioneering special issue of the Asia-Pacific Economic History Review. Six exciting research contributions. Open access. Includes NZ!
    onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/28

    @economics @demography @socialscience @sociology @politicalscience @geography @anthropology @econhist @devecon @archaeodons @sts @SocArXivBot #history #histodons #glamsdons #Australia #NZ #Kikorangi #biz #gender