About EHA.NET
EH.NET
A Fascinating World of Economic Heritage and Insightful Discoveries
The Economic History Association owns and operates the EH.net website and mailing lists to provide resources and promote communication among scholars in economic history and related fields. The Economic History Society (U.K.), the Business History Conference, the Cliometric Society, and the Economic and Business History Society also support the site.
EH.Net began in 1994 as the Econhist internet discussion list. It added several other discussion lists and was chartered in 1996 to provide a wide range of internet-based services to economic historians, historians of economics, economists, historians, related social scientists and the public.
These services include research abstracts and book reviews, a collection of course syllabi, a directory of economic historians, the EH.Net Encyclopedia of Economic and Business History, several databases, and numerous links to websites related to economic history.
The Economic History Association became EH.Net’s owner in 2003.
Affiliated Organizations
Affiliated organizations of EH.Net provide financial support toward operating our website and electronic discussion lists. They receive web services and inclusion in the EH.Net online Directory.
The following organizations are currently affiliated with EH.Net:
- The Business History Conference
- The Cliometric Society
- The Economic History Society
- Economic and Business History Society
Organizations interested in becoming Affiliated Organizations should contact Michael Haupert: mhaupert@uwlax.edu
Book Review Editor
Ranjit Dighe (SUNY Oswego)
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