Economic History Society

About the Economic History Society

The Economic History Society is a prominent organization based in the UK, dedicated to the study and promotion of economic history. Founded in 1926, the Society aims to foster a deeper understanding of the economic past and its implications for contemporary society.

With a diverse membership that includes historians, economists, and social scientists, the Society serves as a platform for scholarly exchange and collaboration. It organizes annual conferences, workshops, and seminars that bring together experts from various fields to discuss the latest research and developments in economic history.

The Society also publishes a leading academic journal, The Economic History Review, which features original research articles, reviews, and discussions on a wide range of topics related to economic history. This journal is a vital resource for scholars and students alike, contributing significantly to the field’s body of knowledge.

In addition to its academic pursuits, the Economic History Society is committed to public engagement and education. It provides resources and support for educators, helping to integrate economic history into school curricula and promote awareness among the general public.

The Society’s vision is to enhance the understanding of how historical economic events shape current economic policies and practices. By bridging the gap between past and present, it seeks to inform policymakers and the public about the lessons that can be learned from history.

Through its initiatives, the Economic History Society strives to create a vibrant community of scholars and enthusiasts who are passionate about exploring the complexities of economic history. It welcomes new members and encourages participation from individuals at all levels of expertise.

For more information about the Society’s activities, publications, and membership, please visit our website.