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Title / Author	Cited by	Year
The M addison P roject: collaborative research on historical national accounts J Bolt, JL van Zanden The Economic History Review 67 (3), 627-651	519	2014
Coping with regional inequality in S weden: structural change, migrations, and policy, 1860–2000 K Enflo, JR Rosés The Economic History Review 68 (1), 191-217	51	2015
Debt policy under constraints: P hilip II, the C ortes, and G enoese bankers C Álvarez‐Nogal, C Chamley The Economic History Review 67 (1), 192-213	48	2014
Introduction: The renaissance of African economic history G Austin, S Broadberry The Economic History Review 67 (4), 893-906	43	2014
Regional GDP in the UK, 1861–1911: new estimates F Geary, T Stark The Economic History Review 68 (1), 123-144	41	2015
Health, height, and the household at the turn of the twentieth century RE Bailey, TJ Hatton, K Inwood The Economic History Review 69 (1), 35-53	38	2016
Corporate ownership and control in Victorian Britain GG Acheson, G Campbell, JD Turner, N Vanteeva The Economic History Review 68 (3), 911-936	38	2015
Living standards and mortality since the middle ages M Kelly, C Ó Gráda The Economic History Review 67 (2), 358-381	37	2014
Settler skills and colonial development: the H uguenot wine‐makers in eighteenth‐century D utch S outh A frica J Fourie, D von Fintel The Economic History Review 67 (4), 932-963	30	2014
‘Real’wages? Contractors, workers, and pay in London building trades, 1650–1800 JZ Stephenson The Economic History Review 71 (1), 106-132	30	2018
Vent for surplus or productivity breakthrough? The G hanaian cocoa take‐off, c. 1890–1936 G Austin The Economic History Review 67 (4), 1035-1064	28	2014
Decomposing income inequality in a backward pre‐industrial economy: O ld C astile (S pain) in the middle of the eighteenth century EA Nicolini, F Ramos Palencia The Economic History Review 69 (3), 747-772	27	2016
Inheritance taxation in Sweden, 1885–2004: the role of ideology, family firms, and tax avoidance M Henrekson, D Waldenström The Economic History Review 69 (4), 1228-1254	26	2016
American colonial incomes, 1650–1774 PH Lindert, JG Williamson The Economic History Review 69 (1), 54-77	26	2016
Wars are becoming less frequent: a response to Harrison and Wolf KS Gleditsch, S Pickering The Economic History Review 67 (1), 214-230	25	2014
Living standards and plague in L ondon, 1560–1665 N Cummins, M Kelly, C Ó Gráda The Economic History Review 69 (1), 3-34	25	2016
Growth and inequality in the great and little divergence debate: a J apanese perspective O Saito The Economic History Review 68 (2), 399-419	24	2015
Bloody foreigners! Overseas equity on the L ondon S tock E xchange, 1869–1929 RS Grossman The Economic History Review 68 (2), 471-521	24	2015
A global corporate census: publicly traded and close companies in 1910 L Hannah The Economic History Review 68 (2), 548-573	24	2015
How important were formalized charity and social spending before the rise of the welfare state? A long‐run analysis of selected western E uropean cases, 1400–1850 B van Bavel, A Rijpma The Economic History Review 69 (1), 159-187	23	2016

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