The Rivista di Storia Economica / Italian Review of Economic History (RSE/IREH) aims to promote fresh research on economic history covering a wide range of countries, periods, and methods. To this aim, since 2022, the RSE/IREH invites submissions for a fast-track workshop and review process.
Tuesday, February 12, 2025, the study day “Glocal Spanish Influenza, 1918-1920 – Numbers, Responses, Memories (PRIN 2022)” will be held at the Department of History, Archaeology, Geography, Art, and Performing Arts (SAGAS) of the University of Florence.
Ferrara, Ariostea Library and Niccolini Library, Thursday, January 23, 2025 – from 9:00 AM. Inauguration of the Research Unit of the Institute for Mediterranean Studies of the National Research Council at the Historical Municipal Archive of Ferrara – organized by CNR-ISMed and the Municipality of Ferrara.
The new issue of the journal of the Italian Society of Historical Demography is now online.
Two research grants announced as part of the ERC project “CoG REDMIX – Unpacking Mixedness for an Inclusive History of the Red Sea, 1800s–2000s”
We are excited to announce the Call for Papers for the international workshop “How did we lift the burden? Infectious Disease Mortality in the Western and Non-Western World (1800-now)” which will take place from Thursday 28 August 2025 to Friday 29 August 2025, Radboud University, Nijmegen, the Netherlands.
On January 23-24, 2025, the conference “Cultures, Economies, and Policies of the Forest in Italy: From the Middle Ages to the Contemporary Era” will be held in Turin at the Department of Historical Studies (Palazzo Nuovo; Via Sant’Ottavio, 20).
We are pleased to announce the publication of the volume ‘Le epidemie nella storia di Napoli’, edited by Francesco Dandolo, Idamaria Fusco, and Gaetano Sabatini.
We recommend the book “STORIES OF TUSCAN FAMILIES” by Lorenzo Del Panta.
We have received and are pleased to announce the publication of the volume “Historia de la familia, historia social. Experiencias de investigación en España y en Europa (siglos XVI-XIX)”, edited by Francisco García González and Sandro Guzzi-Hebb.
On December 20, 2024, the University of Bologna will host a study day exploring the connection between climate, water resources, and demographic dynamics. The event is sponsored by the Department of Statistical Sciences at the University of Bologna and SIDeS – Italian Society of Historical Demography.
