We aim to bring together scholars working on comparative, economic, social, global, and other types of history and related social sciences to address various “East-West” historical processes and events as well as comparative and transnational analysis, including at the Baltic region, Europe,...

The ESSHC 2020 is postponed to 24-27 March 2021 at Leiden University

The Economic and Social History Society of Ireland was formed in 1970 to promote the study of economic and social history in Ireland.

The general theme of the conference is Early Modern Origins of Growth and Business. However, proposals for presentations on any aspect of ancient to recent economic, social or business history are welcome, as are proposals for whole panels. We welcome submissions from graduate students and...

The main aim of the Sound Workshop is to gather young researchers in a friendly and non-­imposing environment where they can present their research and receive constructive criticism from their peers and leading economic historians. Another aim of the workshop is to demonstrate the breadth of...

The Economic and Social History Society of Ireland was formed in 1970 to promote the study of economic and social history in Ireland.

You are invited to submit papers addressing the conference theme, including papers relating to accounting history, business history, economic history, labour history, management history, marketing history, tourism history, transport history and other areas of interest relating to historical...

Papers are welcomed on any aspect of the economic or social history of Ireland, from any time period.

The UACES conference in Cork welcomes contributions on all areas of contemporary European Studies from across academic disciplines including law, economics, geography, history, sociology, public policy and politics. We accept proposals from established academics, practitioners and well-prepared...

Conference Theme: Comparative Business History Contrasting Regions, Sectors, and Centuries. Proposals for papers and/or sessions related to the theme of the conference are especially welcome, although paper and /or session proposals not directly related to the theme will also be considered.