The European Review of Economic History is a major publication in economic history research, covering the entire field of economic history and publishing papers on European, non European, comparative, and world economic history. These contributions provide new perspectives for existing debates, raise new or previously overlooked topics, and offer new perspectives from comparative research. Magazines include long articles, short articles, notes and reviews, debates, investigative articles, and commentary articles. The magazine is committed to promoting research and academic exchange in the field of European economic history, providing a platform for academic exchange for economic historians from around the world to share research results and exchange academic perspectives. This journal has a high reputation and influence in the academic community, and is one of the important academic resources in the field of economic history. It provides scholars with the latest academic trends and promotes the development and progress of economic history research.