The objects of The Economic and Social History Society of Ireland are to encourage the study of Irish economic and social history at all levels, and to bring together those engaged in both teaching and research. The Journal, which is published in annual volumes, contains articles and review articles relating to research and to developments in the teaching of the subject; abstracts of recently completed theses; a select bibliography of relevant books and articles published in the year preceding the issue of the volume; book reviews; a report by the secretary on the activities of the society; and advertisements.

Editor
Professor Sean Connolly, Queen's University, Belfast (s.connolly@qub.ac.uk)
Dr Neal Garnham, University of Ulster (N.Garnham@ulster.ac.uk)


Assistant Editor
Dr Matthew Stout, St Patrick's College (matthew.stout@spd.dcu.ie)

Editorial Advisors
Professor Ronald Buchanan, Queen's University, Belfast
Professor Joseph Lee, University College, Cork
Professor Nicholas Canny, NUI, Galway
Professor J. F. Lydon, Trinity College, Dublin
Professor Peter Roebuck, University of Ulster
Professor L. M. Cullen, Trinity College, Dublin
Professor Brendan Walsh, University College, Dublin
Professor David Dickson, Trinity College, Dublin
Dr Ronald Weir, University of York

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Notes for contributors

Irish Economic and Social History is a refereed journal. Contributors should first consult the 'Notes for contributors', available at the link below, or by e-mailing greg.thorpe@manchester.ac.uk, or direct from the editors.

Submission of manuscripts

Articles should not normally exceed 8000 words, including footnotes. Longer pieces may be considered but it is wise to consult the editors at an early stage. Reviews and review articles should stick to the word limit set by the reviews editor. Thesis abstracts should be not more than 1000 words. In all cases a word count should be appended to the item submitted.

Main articles must include an article abstract of around 120 words and a list of between three and six key words (for use on search engines when the journal goes online).

All material should be submitted in electronic form, either on a 3.5” floppy disk or CD or by e-mail attachment. Microsoft Word is the preferred software.

The printed copies should be on A4 paper, single-sided with double line spacing throughout (including notes and quotations). Leave generous margins for copy-editing. New paragraphs should be indented.

Pages should be numbered throughout.

Please print your name, institutional address and e-mail address at the end of your article.

Notes for contributors, available below by downloading

Send main articles and abstracts of theses to:

Professor S. J. Connolly
School of History
Queen’s University
Belfast BT7 1NN
s.connolly@qub.ac.uk

Or:

Dr Neal Garnham
School of English, History and Politics
University of Ulster
Coleraine Campus
Cromore Road
Coleraine
County Londonderry
BT52 1SA
N.Garnham@ulster.ac.uk

Send review articles, book reviews and books for review to:

Dr Matthew Stout
Department of History
St Patrick’s College
Drumcondra
Dublin 9
Ireland
Matthew.Stout@spd.dcu.ie

Subscription Information

Rates for 2013:
Institutions
Online only £32 / $53 / €39
Print and online £35 / $60 / €44

Individuals
Print only £27 / $45 / €34

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