Prof. John H. Munro
Department of Economics
UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO
http://www.economics.ca/munro5/

ACADEMIC ORGANIZATIONS WITH WHICH I AM AFFILIATED: and related Websites

I am a member of, or affiliated with, the following academic organizations, whose websites provide useful resource materials and web-links that are relevant to European economic history:

Updated on 16 April 2009:

Academic Organizations and Societies: in alphabetical order

• Association Française de Cliométrie: Econometrics Society of France

• The British Agricultural History Society

• The Canadian Economics Association
  

• The Canadian Society of Medievalists; and its journal Florilegium
  

• The Centre for Medieval Studies, at the University of Toronto

• Centre for Renaissance and Reformation Studies (CRRS), at the University of Toronto.

• The Cliometric Society
  

• The Economic History Association (USA)
  

• See also its affiliate EH.NET: The Economic History Network.

  - (1) One of its major functions is to provide book reviews in economic history: both new and "classic".

  - (2) See also the affiliated website for : H-Net Reviews: Humanities and Social Sciences Net Online.

  - (3) Another EH-NET service is a series of spreadsheets, under the rubric How Much is That?, on the historical value of money, and also of the GDP, for both England (United Kingdom) and the United States, in various contexts.

  - (4) And yet another is The EH.Net Encyclopedia of Economic and Business History, with entries arranged alphabetically by topic.

  - (5) EH.Net Website Links for Economic History Organizations and Journals

• The Economic History Society (UK)

• The Economy and Society of the Low Countries in the Pre-Industrial Period: sponsored by the University of Utrecht
  

• The European Historical Economics Society

• Fondazione Istituto Internazionale di Storia Economica 'Francesco Datini' (elected member of the Comitato Scientifico and member of the Giunta, or Executive Committee)

  - (1) The contents of the annual conference proceedings ('Settimana'), from vols. 1 (1969, published in 1974) - 39 (2008), are available via this web link.

  - (2) The publications of the annual conferences ('Settimana') of the Datini Institute are now being published (as of 2008) by, and may be purchased online from, the Firenze University Press. Electronic pdf files of individual papers may also be purchased and downloaded via this web link for the Firenze University Press.

• FRESH: Future Research in Economic and Social History

• the International Economic History Association :

  for information about :

  - (1) the XIIIth International Economic History Congress: held in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in July 2002

  - (2) XIVth International Economic History Congress, held in Helsinki, Finland, from 21 - 25 August 2006. For the programmes of the various sessions, and papers published on line, go to this link.

  - (3) The XVth World Economic History Congress: to be held in Utrecht, the Netherlands, 3 - 7 August 2009.

  - Prof. Oliver Volckart (London School of Economics) and I have organized a session for this Congress on Monetary Problems and Monetary Policies: the World Economy Before 1800. It will be held in Utrecht on Friday, 7 August, 1:30 to 5:00 p.m.

• The International Institute of Social History (Netherlands). See also the related

• The Economy and Society of the Low Countries in the Pre-Industrial Period: sponsored by the University of Utrecht
  

• Koninklijke Vlaamse Academie van België Voor Wetenschappen en Kunsten (The Royal Flemish Academy of Belgium for Science and the Arts: elected foreign member): see list of members in Klasse van de Menswetenschappen

• The Leeds International Medieval Congress

• The Leeds International Medieval Congress: Newsletter

• The Medieval Institute: Western Michigan University (Kalamazoo)

• The Medieval Academy of America
  

• The Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies , at the University of Toronto.

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