Socioeconomic Status and Group Belonging: Evidence from Early-Nineteenth-Century Colonial West Africa Stephania Galli
Voting like your betters: the bandwagon effect in the diet of the Holy Roman Empire Professor Oliver Volckart
Industrialization, health and human welfare Applying a new metric to the case of England during its early industrialization phase.
From Norman Conquest to Norman Yoke Using 'selectorate theory' to examine how the Normans consolidated power post-Conquest.
When Fertility in Latin America Collapsed If the state did not lower birth rates in 1960s Latin America, was it culture that changed fertility?
Nurses and Mortality in 19th-20th Century Finland Nurses' capacity to influence community behaviour may have mattered more in reducing mortality than doctors' advanced medical knowledge.