Agricultural History Review, Volume 62 (2014)

Articles

Author	Title
Christopher Dyer	The material world of English peasants, 1200–1540: archaeological perspectives on rural economy and welfare
David Hey	The medieval origins of south Pennine farms: the case of Westmondhalgh Bierlow
Jesper Larsson	Boundaries and property rights: the transformation of a common-pool resource
Paul Warde and Tom Williamson	Fuel supply and agriculture in post-medieval England
Thomas M. Smith	Warping and parliamentary enclosure: the example of north-west Lindsey, Lincolnshire
Brett M. Bennett	The origins of timber plantations in India
Donald L. Opitz	Back to the land’: Lady Warwick and the movement for women’s collegiate agricultural education
Shami Ghosh	The imperial abbey of Ellwangen and its tenants: a study of the polyptych of 1337
Mark Bailey	The transformation of customary tenures in southern England, c.1350 to c.1500
Tim Soens and Pieter De Graef	Polder mania or marsh fever? Risk and risk management in early modern drainage projects: the case of the Kallo polder, Flanders, 1649 to 1662
René van Weeren and Tine De Moor	Controlling the commoners: Methods to prevent, detect, and punish free-riding on Dutch commons in the early modern period
John Chapman	Winners and losers: who gained from land auctions at parliamentary enclosures in England?
Abigail Woods	Science, disease and dairy production in Britain, c.1927 to 1980
Andrew Godley	The emergence of agribusiness in Europe and the development of the Western European broiler chicken industry, 1945 to 1973
David Stead	Irish agriculture and agricultural policy during the hot, dry summer of 1976

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