TS Ashton Prize
The TS Ashton Prize (English: TS Ashton Prize ) is a science award in economics . The biennial award was made in a will by the British economic historian Thomas Southcliffe Ashton , who died in 1968 , and is awarded by the Economic History Society .
The award is aimed in particular at young scholars in the field of economic history; it recognizes exceptional contributions that have appeared in the publication organ of the Economic History Review in the two years preceding the award . Candidates may complete their Ph.D. in a maximum of the five years prior to the award. -Title or have not previously made any contribution in this or a related scientific field. The prize, which was initially awarded annually in 1972, was endowed with 1,500 pounds in 2011 .
Award winners
- 1972: Louis P. Cain
- 1973: Susan Howson
- 1974: PE Dewey
- 1976: Vic Gatrell
- 1977: William D. Rubinstein and David Cannadine
- 1979: Roger Middleton
- 1981: John Beckett
- 1983: Richard Overy
- 1985: Mark Thomas
- 1987: Christine MacLeod
- 1991: Richard W Hoyle
- 1993: DEH Edgerton and Sally Horrocks
- 1995: Mark Bailey and Duncan Ross
- 1997: Joyce Burnett
- 1999: Brian A'Hearn
- 2001: Evan Jones
- 2003: Byung-Yeon Kim
- 2005: Ben Dodds
- 2007: Samantha Williams
- 2009: Jordi Domenech
- 2011: David Chambers
- 2013: Philip Slavin
- 2015: Eric B. Schneider
- 2017: Charles Read
- 2019: Michiel de Haas , Judy Stephenson
Web links
- ^ Economic History Society: TS Ashton Prize, Michiel de Haas 'Measuring rural welfare in colonial Africa: did Uganda's smallholders thrive?' # EHS2019. In: @EcHistSoc. April 6, 2019, accessed April 17, 2019 .
- ↑ Economic History Society: Our second TS Ashton Prize, to Judy Stephenson for her "'Real' Wages? Contractors, workers, and pay in London building trades, 1650-1800 '. In: @EcHistSoc. April 6, 2019, accessed on April 17, 2019 (English).