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Edited by the Economic and Social History Society of Ireland, Irish Economic and Social History, has been published annually since 1974 and "has given a marked impetus to professional publication in the field." Publication of the journal was taken over in 2007 by Manchester University Press. It comprises articles and shorter notes on all aspects of Irish economic and social history from the Middle Ages to the present day; a document - and - sources article; abstracts of recent postgraduate theses; and a bibliography of writings on Irish economic and social history appearing in the previous year.

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Article

Coercion in the Irish countryside: The Irish smallholder, the state, and compulsory tillage 1939-45
pp. 1-17(17)
Author: Evans, Bryce

Symposium: Booms and busts: Cycles in Irish economic history and the current downturn
pp. 18-88(71)

Review article

'Everything and nothing spoken': Tales from the Celtic Tiger Twilight
pp. 89-102(14)
Authors: hÓgartaigh, Ciarán Ó

West Belfast exceptionalism: Richard S. Grayson's Belfast Boys
pp. 103-107(5)
Author: Fitzpatrick, David

Thesis abstract

Thesis abstract
pp. 108-110(3)

Selected list of writings on Irish economic and social history published in 2010

Selected list of writings on Irish economic and social history published in 2010
pp. 111-121(11)
Author: Keogh, Richard A.

Reviews

Reviews
pp. 122-169(48)

Secretary's report

Economic and Social History Society of Ireland

Report of the Honorary Secretary, 2010
pp. 170-171(2)

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