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EHA Meeting Full Papers Now Available

August 24th, 2011

The Economic History Association, meeting in Boston, Massachusetts, September 9-11, has now posted a  program breakdown with links to the full texts of papers. Papers can be accessed from the EHA conference website, by clicking on the individual days of the meeting. Full details and meeting logistics are available in the conference brochure; pre-registration is closed, but it is possible to register on-site.

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