1: Introduction, or Why We Started This Project (Blum and Colvin)
Part I: Purpose, Philosophy and Pedagogy of Economic History 2: Economics versus History (Colvin and Wagenaar) 3: Economics, Economic History and Historical Data (Geloso) 4: Economic Theory and Economic History (Gilles) 5: Economic History and the Policymaker (Leunig) 6: Economic History, the History of Economic Thought and Economic Policy (Brownlow) 7: Teaching Economics with Economic History (Flückiger)
Part II: Questions and Themes in Economic History 8: Money and Central Banking (Turner) 9: Globalisation and Trade (de Bromhead) 10: Migration and Labour Markets (Braun) 11: Financial Institutions and Markets (Rogers) 12: Bubbles and Crises (Quinn) 13: Sovereign Debt and State Financing (Neal) 14: Health and Development (Arthi) 15: Education and Human Capital (Becker) 16: Famine and Disease (Alfani and Ó Gráda) 17: Women and Children (Humphries) 18: Slavery and Discrimination (Steckel) 19: Crime and Violence (Gray) 20: Business Ownership and Organisation (Aldous) 21: Competition and Collusion (Donges) 22: Human Resources and Incentive Contracts (Seltzer) 23: Global Divergence and Economic Change (Rubin) 24: Industrial Revolution and British Exceptionalism (Colvin and de Pleijt) 25: Innovation and Technical Change (Bakker) 26: Culture and Religion (Colvin) 27: Agriculture and Rural Development (Sharp) 28: Environment and Natural Resources (McLaughlin)
Part III: Eras, Regions and Contexts in Economic History 29: Economic Prehistory (Rosenstock) 30: The World Wars (Eloranta) 31: Western Europe (Blum) 32: Central and Eastern Europe (Foldvari) 33: Sub-Saharan Africa (Moradi) 34: South Asia (Roy) 35: East Asia (Morgan) 36: Australasia (Oxley) 37: North America (Fishback) 38: Latin America (Weller) Part IV: Methods and Techniques in Economic History 39: Impact and Communication (Stephenson) 40: Publishing Economic History (Collins) 41: Archival Evidence (Brownlow) 42: Case Studies (A. de Jong and van Driel) 43: Analytic Narratives (Koyama) 44: Measurement and Metrics (Blum) 45: Econometric Identification (Blum and Dimico) 46: Historical National Accounting (H. de Jong and Palma) 47: Productivity, Innovation and Social Savings (Bakker) 49: Frontier Analysis (Woltjer) 49: Geospatial Information Systems (Johnson) 50: Network Analysis (Giesler Mesevage)
And also: Economic History Data Visualisations (McCrea) Economic History Jokes (Blum, Colvin and McLaughlin) Economic History Haiku (Ziliak) Economic History Cartoons (Neill)
