Article Collection: Cliometrics (New Economic History)
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Call for Papers
Article Collection: Cliometrics (New Economic History)
Journal: Journal of Applied Economics
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Group
Publication Type: Open Access Article Collection
Manuscript Deadline: 05 October 2026
About the Article Collection
Journal of Applied Economics invites submissions for its Open Access Article Collection titled "Cliometrics (New Economic History)."
This Article Collection aims to showcase cutting-edge research in Cliometrics (New Economic History) by applying advanced quantitative methods and innovative analytical approaches to historical economic questions. With the rapid digitization of historical archives, the availability of new datasets, and advances in empirical research methods, scholars now have unprecedented opportunities to revisit historical events, test causal relationships, and reassess established economic narratives.
The Collection encourages interdisciplinary research that bridges economics and history, providing robust empirical evidence on historical economic developments while generating valuable insights for contemporary policy and future decision-making.
Scope and Topics of Interest
Submissions may include, but are not limited to:
Economic growth and long-run development
Income inequality and wealth distribution
Productivity and economic performance
International trade and globalization
Competitiveness and industrial development
Sustainability and environmental economic history
Public finance and taxation
Government intervention and economic institutions
Public debt and fiscal policy
Historical datasets and quantitative economic analysis
Counterfactual analysis and causal inference in economic history
Comparative studies across countries, regions, or global economies
Research covering periods from the Early Modern era (mid-15th century) to the present day is welcomed.
Submission Guidelines
Manuscripts should be submitted by 05 October 2026 through the journal's online submission system.
During submission, authors should select the "Applied Economics" section.
Original empirical, theoretical, and quantitative research using innovative datasets and analytical methods is encouraged.
The Article Collection will be published as Open Access.
Article Collection Guest Advisor
Professor Ricardo Ferraz
Lisbon School of Economics & Management (ISEG), University of Lisbon
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