Revista de Historia Industrial – Industrial History Review núm. 89
Ramon Ramon-Muñoz, Gabriele Cappelli (eds.)
Founded in 1992, Revista de Historia Industrial – Industrial History Review (RHI-IHR) is a pioneering journal indexed in the most prestigious international databases. It promotes historical research into the processes of industrialization and the social, economic, institutional, environmental, and demographic transformations associated with them. With a global scope and an inclination toward methodological diversity, RHI-IHR publishes original papers in English and Spanish in three regular issues each year. The current issue features articles that rely on theory and econometric analysis to enhance our understanding of the past. Following an introductory paper that outlines recent trends in economic history, the subsequent articles delve into specific areas, addressing numeracy and gender inequality in Greece, production frictions in Russia and the USSR, Byzantine monasteries as Commons, and the influence of labor regimes and class dynamics on the economic growth of East Asia.