Send your abstract within a month!

We will then meet in Las Palmas at a great conference by the AEHE

‼️Happy to announce that my paper 'Unravelling the Political Economy of Social Policy Formation: The Spanish Compulsory Maternity Leave' has been recently published in early view in Investigaciones de Historia Económica 📚 #economichistory #twitterhistorians
recyt.fecyt.es/index.php/IHE/…

Today, there are gaping differences in sanitary #infrastructure . Piped water and sewers induced important declines in mortality but to a lower extent than thought previously due to their interaction with local contexts.
Daniel Gallardo Wageningen U&R Long-Run Health Matters
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Today, there are gaping differences in sanitary #infrastructure . Piped water and sewers induced important declines in mortality but to a lower extent than thought previously due to their interaction with local contexts.
Daniel Gallardo Wageningen U&R Long-Run Health Matters
ow.ly/WjUc50R3VvS

The global sanitary revolution in historical perspective dlvr.it/T4kvYL

Glad to publish this new WP with Victor M. Gómez-Blanco (U. Valencia) on the Great Compression (1940-1950). We study wage inequality trends from 1918 to 1949 and find that the decline in top wage shares partly stems from high-earning workers transitioning to self-employment.

'The global sanitary revolution in historical perspective', by Daniel Gallardo-Albarrán 👇👇

Very happy to see this paper published!

I track the global sanitary revolution since 1850 and show that its unequal spread had long-lasting consequences for countries' urban transition to modern sanitation.

onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jo…

Just online, in open access: 'Inequality in history: A long-run view', in the Journal of Economic Surveys. Covering wealth and income inequality from ca. 1300 until today... but succinctly!
doi.org/10.1111/joes.1…
#EconHist #inequality

🚨Submit your Econmic History papers on any topic to the #FastTrack session at the AEHE Conference in Las Palmas (21/24 Jan 2025)! 👇

We are organizing a Fast Track session at the upcoming AEHE conference in the Canary Islands!

Send us your abstract and if you are selected you will get nice feedback at a top sunny location :)

#EditorsChoice from the latest #IHE_EHR (20.1):
An education to colonise. The educational discrimination of indigenous people in colonial settings: lessons from Colombia and Mozambique
by España-Eljaiek (Irina España-Eljaiek) Fernández-Cebrián (@paferce) & Fuentes-Vásquez (@majofuen) 1/6

Comenzamos con nuestras recomendaciones de #IHE_EHR vol. 20(1) (2024, febrero)

📖“Migración y género en las familia artesanas de Barcelona, 1770-1817”

Por Yoshiko Yamamichi de Keio University y Àngels Solà de Universitat de Barcelona

recyt.fecyt.es/index.php/IHE/…

#econhist #OpenAccess

Aquest proper divendres seré a Agramunt, amb la periodista Meritxell Bernaus, presentant el meu darrer llibre.👇

Seminario Niveles de vida, una perspectiva histórica IHE EHR, 1 febrero 2024
youtu.be/lfETx6kYUZ4?si…

Estimados colegas,
La revista Investigaciones de Historia Económica anuncia un número especial sobre género.
- Editors🖊️: Faustine Perrin, Daniel Gallardo y Sara Torregrosa
- Deadline for the submission⏰: 31/07/24
- Call for papers 👇
#History #econhist #Gender

💥¡Sorpresa! Seminario virtual Investigaciones de Historia Económica: Niveles de vida. Una perspectiva histórica. Fecha: 1 de febrero, 2024, 9am ET (15:00 GMT+1, Madrid). Moderan: Leticia Arroyo Abad y Luis Felipe Zegarra. Más información: 👇 #pasado #historia #economía #bienestar #econhis #econhis t

¿Qué tal el viernes? 🌧️ Por aquí os traemos recomendación de lectura #IHE_EHR vol. 19(3)(2023) “In search of the ideal husband. Could inequality in the pre-industrial era be measured through dowries? North-eastern Catalonia, 1750-1825” By Josep Mas Ferrer recyt.fecyt.es/index.php/IHE/…

Here comes our #EditorsChoice from the latest #IHE_EHR (vol 19, n. 2): “Were there missing girls in Biscay? Sex ratios in Northern Spain, 1550-1899”, by Elena Catalán Martínez (Elena Catalan / UPV/EHU ) (1/6)

Thank you for sharing it! I am quite excited about this piece :)