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Jane HumphriesProfessor of Economic HistoryVerified email at all-souls.ox.ac.uk
Marc KlempUniversity of Copenhagen and visitor at Brown UniversityVerified email at brown.edu
Felix Meier zu SelhausenAssistant Professor, Utrecht UniversityVerified email at uu.nl
Alexandra de PleijtWageningen University and ResearchVerified email at wur.nl
Mauro RotaSapienza, University of RomeVerified email at uniroma1.it
Francesco CinnirellaProfessor of Economics, University of BergamoVerified email at unibg.it
Robert C. AllenProfessor of Economic History, New York University Abu DhabiVerified email at nuffield.ox.ac.uk
Alessandro NuvolariScuola Superiore Sant'Anna, PisaVerified email at santannapisa.it
Eric B. SchneiderProfessor at London School of Economics and Political ScienceVerified email at lse.ac.uk
Carlo CiccarelliDep. Economics and Finance, Univ. of Rome "Tor Vergata", Research associate CAGEVerified email at uniroma2.it
David de la CroixProfessor of Economics, IRES/LIDAM, Université catholique de LouvainVerified email at uclouvain.be
Ricardo Andrés GuzmánProfessor of Economics, UDDVerified email at udd.cl
Daniel WaldenströmProfessor of Economics, Institutet för Näringslivsforskning and Paris School of EconomicsVerified email at waldenstrom.nu
Erwin BulteProfessor of development economics, Wageningen UniversityVerified email at wur.nl
Matthew J. BakerProfessor of Economics, Hunter College and the Graduate Center, CUNYVerified email at hunter.cuny.edu
Chris MinnsEconomic History Department, LSEVerified email at lse.ac.uk
Marco H.D. Van LeeuwenHoogleraar Universiteit UtrechtVerified email at uu.nl
Leonardo RidolfiUniversità di SienaVerified email at unisi.it
Morten JervenNorwegian University of Life Sciences & Lund UniversityVerified email at nmbu.no
Donatella StrangioFull Professor of Economic History, La Sapienza University of RomeVerified email at uniroma1.it

Jacob Weisdorf

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From foraging to farming: explaining the Neolithic Revolution JL Weisdorf Journal of Economic surveys 19 (4), 561-586, 2005	386	2005
The wages of women in England, 1260–1850 J Humphries, J Weisdorf Journal of Economic History 75 (2), 405-447, 2015	225	2015
Population, food, and knowledge: a simple unified growth theory H Strulik, J Weisdorf Journal of Economic growth 13, 195-216, 2008	217	2008
Unreal wages? Real income and economic growth in England, 1260–1850 J Humphries, J Weisdorf Economic Journal 129 (623), 2867-2887, 2019	207*	2019
Was there an ‘industrious revolution’before the industrial revolution? An empirical exercise for England, c. 1300–1830 RC Allen, JL Weisdorf Economic History Review 64 (3), 715-729, 2011	196	2011
Fecundity, fertility and the formation of human capital M Klemp, J Weisdorf Economic Journal 129 (618), 925-960, 2019	136*	2019
Human capital formation during the first industrial revolution: evidence from the use of steam engines A De Pleijt, A Nuvolari, J Weisdorf Journal of the European Economic Association 18 (2), 829-889, 2020	107	2020
Survival of the richest? Social status, fertility and social mobility in England 1541-1824 N Boberg-Fazlic, P Sharp, J Weisdorf European Review of Economic History 15 (3), 365-392, 2011	93	2011
Malthus in the bedroom: Birth spacing as birth control in pre-transition England F Cinnirella, M Klemp, J Weisdorf Demography 54 (2), 413-436, 2017	77*	2017
Pioneering into the past: regional literacy developments in Italy before Italy C Ciccarelli, J Weisdorf European Review of Economic History 23 (3), 329-364, 2019	76	2019
From stagnation to growth: Revisiting three historical regimes JL Weisdorf Journal of Population Economics 17, 455-472, 2004	65	2004
Human capital formation from occupations: the ‘deskilling hypothesis’ revisited AM De Pleijt, JL Weisdorf Cliometrica 11, 1-30, 2017	63	2017
Globalization revisited: Market integration and the wheat trade between North America and Britain from the eighteenth century P Sharp, J Weisdorf Explorations in Economic History 50 (1), 88-98, 2013	63	2013
Citation success: Evidence from economic history journal publications G Di Vaio, D Waldenström, J Weisdorf Explorations in Economic History 49 (1), 92-104, 2012	56	2012
Childlessness, celibacy and net fertility in pre-industrial England: the middle-class evolutionary advantage D De la Croix, EB Schneider, J Weisdorf Journal of Economic Growth 24, 223-256, 2019	50*	2019
Social mobility among Christian Africans: evidence from Anglican marriage registers in Uganda, 1895–2011 F Meier zu Selhausen, MHD Van Leeuwen, JL Weisdorf Economic History Review 71 (4), 1291-1321, 2018	50	2018
A colonial legacy of African gender inequality? Evidence from Christian Kampala, 1895–2011 F Meier zu Selhausen, J Weisdorf Economic History Review 69 (1), 229-257, 2016	47	2016
How child costs and survival shaped the industrial revolution and the demographic transition H Strulik, J Weisdorf Macroeconomic Dynamics 18 (1), 114-144, 2014	47	2014
From domestic manufacture to industrial revolution: Long-run growth and agricultural development JL Weisdorf Oxford Economic Papers 58 (2), 264-287, 2006	44	2006
Ranking economic history journals: A citation-based impact-adjusted analysis G Di Vaio, JL Weisdorf Cliometrica 4, 1-17, 2010	43	2010

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