C U R R I C U L U M V I T A E

Jari Eloranta (Ph.D)

Economic and Social History Phone: +358- 005560336 Faculty of Social Sciences Email: jari.eloranta@helsinki.fi P.O. Box 54, Snellmaninkatu 14A 00014 University of Helsinki Finland

POSITIONS:

Professor of Economic History, University of Helsinki, 2018- Professor of Comparative Economic and Business History (Appalachian State

University, Department of History), tenured, 2013-2018 Associate Professor of Comparative Economic and Business History (Appalachian

State University, Department of History), tenured, 2009-2013 Assistant Professor of Comparative Economic and Business History (Appalachian State

University, Department of History), tenure track position, 2004-2009 Docent (=Affiliated External Professor, University of Jyväskylä, Finland)

PREVIOUS TEMPORARY POSITIONS:

University of Warwick (UK), Department of Economics (2002-2004), post-doctoral position (Marie Curie fellow)

European University Institute (Italy), Department of History and Civilisation (1999-2002), Ph.D researcher

University of Jyväskylä (Finland), Department of History (1995-1999), researcher ACADEMIC STUDIES:

Degrees: Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D): European University Institute, Italy (Awarded on June

2, 2002). Licentiate of Philosophy (Phil.lic.): University of Jyväskylä, Finland (Awarded on

26.5.1998). Major: Economic history. Master of Arts (MA): University of Jyväskylä, Finland. 228 credits = 342 ECTS credits,

1.9.1991-1.8.1995. Major: Finnish history. Minors: General history; economic history; social sciences.

Doctoral Dissertation: The Demand for External Security by Domestic Choices: Military Spending as an

Impure Public Good among Eleven European States, 1920—1938 (examined and approved on 2.7.2002 at the European University Institute, Department of History and Civilisation. Examining Jury: Mark Harrison, Riitta Hjerppe, Alan Milward, Jaime Reis).

PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS:

‘The World Wars’ in An Economist’s Guide to Economic History, Matthias Blum and Christopher Colvin (eds.). Palgrave, London (2018).

‘Introduction’ in Small and Medium Powers in Global History. Trade, Conflicts, and Neutrality from the 18th to the 20th Centuries, Jari Eloranta, Eric Golson, Peter

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Hedberg, and Maria Cristina Moreira (eds.). Routledge, London (2019). (with Eric Golson, Peter Hedberg, and Cristina Moreira)

‘Trade and the new republic – American trade during the Napoleonic wars, 1783-1830’

in Small and Medium Powers in Global History. Trade, Conflicts, and Neutrality from the 18th to the 20th Centuries, Jari Eloranta, Eric Golson, Peter Hedberg, and Maria Cristina Moreira (eds.). Routledge, London (2019). (with Jeremy Land and Cristina Moreira)

‘Trade between Sweden and Portugal in the Eighteenth Century – Assessing the

Reliability of STRO Compared to Swedish and Portuguese Sources‘ in Early Modern Shipping and Trade - Novel Approaches Using Sound Toll Registers Online, Jan Willem Veluwenkamp and Werner Scheltjens. Brill, Leiden (2018). (with Jari Ojala, Lauri Karvonen, and Cristina Moreira)

‘Cliometric Approaches to War’ in Handbook of Cliometrics, 2nd Edition, ed. by Claude

Diebolt and Michael Haupert, Springer (2018). (with Philip Hoffman) ”Suomi kansainvälisessä taloudessa 1600-2000” (=Finland in the international

economy 1600-2000) in Suomen rakennehistoria. Näkökulmia muutokseen ja jatkuvuuteen (1400-2000), Pertti Haapala (ed.). Vastapaino: Tampere (2018). (with Jari Ojala)

”Let the best story win: evaluation of the most cited business history articles”

Management and Organizational History, 12 (4) (2017). (with Jari Ojala, Anu Ojala, and Heli Valtonen)

”Pro Bono Publico? Demand for Military Spending between the World Wars” Essays

in Economic and Business History, XXXV (2) (2017). “Nuorten miesten ammatti? Ikä ja ammattitaito merenkulussa 1700-luvulta 1900 -luvun

puoliväliin”(=A Young Man’s Profession? Age and Skill in Seafaring from the 18th to the Mid-20th Century) in Työ merellä (=Work at Sea), Tapio Bergholm (ed.). Navis Fennica 2015-2016. Suomen merihistoriallinen yhdistys & Suomen merimuseo, Helsinki (2016). (with Jari Ojala and Jaakko Pehkonen)

‘Historicizing Divergence: A Comparative Analysis of the Revolutionary Crises in

Russia and Finland” in Economic History of Warfare and State Formation, Jari Eloranta, Eric Golson, Andrei Markevich, and Nikolaus Wolf (eds.). Springer: Tokyo (2016). (with Pavel Osinsky)

‘Preface” in Economic History of Warfare and State Formation, Jari Eloranta, Eric

Golson, Andrei Markevich, and Nikolaus Wolf (eds.). Springer: Tokyo (2016). (with Andrei Markevich and Eric Golson)

‘Between Conflicts and Commerce: The Impact of Institutions and Wars on Swedish-

Portuguese Trade, 1686-1815’ Journal of European Economic History, 3, 9-50 (2015-2016). (with Maria Cristina Moreira and Lauri Karvonen)

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“Deskilling and Decline in Skill Premium during the Age of Sail: Swedish and Finnish

Seamen, 1751–1913” Explorations in Economic History, 61: July, 85-94 (2016) (with Jaakko Pehkonen and Jari Ojala).

‘Unequal Partners: Germany and Finland during the Second World War’ in Paying for

Hitler’s War: The Consequences of Nazi Hegemony for Europe, Eugene White and Jonas Scherner (eds.). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press (2016). (with Ilkka Nummela)

‘Wartime Economies, 1939-1945’ in Oxford Handbook on Europe, 1900-1950, ed. by

Nicholas Doumanis. Oxford: Oxford University Press (2016). (with Jeremy Land) ‘The Economics of Total War and Reconstruction, 1914-1922’ in Oxford Handbook on

Europe, 1900-1950, ed. by Nicholas Doumanis, Oxford: Oxford University Press (2016). (with Matthias Blum)

‘Chapter 1. Facebook Iran: Social Capital and the Iranian Social Media’ in Digital

Dynamics: Social Media, Contentious Politics & Society in Post-2009 Iran, ed. by David M. Faris and Babak Rahimi. State University of New York Press: Albany (2015). (with Husayn Kermani and Babak Rahimi)

‘Cliometric Approaches to War’ Handbook of Cliometrics, ed. by Claude Diebolt and

Michael Haupert, Springer (2015). ‘Early Modern Trade Flows between Smaller States: The Portuguese-Swedish trade in

the 18th century as an example’ Revue de l’OFCE, Eighteenth-century International Trade Statistics, edited by Loic Charles and Guillaume Daudin, n. 140, Juin (2015): 87-109. (with Maria Cristina Moreira, Jari Ojala, and Lauri Karvonen)

‘Sweden and Finland c.1700-1809, Finland 1809-c.1850.’ Revue de l’OFCE,

Eighteenth-century International Trade Statistics, edited by Loic Charles and Guillaume Daudin, n. 140, Juin (2015): 373-377. (with Jari Ojala)

‘Military spending in Japan and Finland: from warfare to welfare state’ in Comparing

Japanese and Finnish Economies and Societies – Longitudinal Perspectives, ed. by Toshiaki Tamaki, Jari Ojala, Yasushi Tanaka, and Jari Eloranta. Routledge: London (2015). (with Yasushi Tanaka)

‘Longitudinal comparative historical analysis: challenges and possibilities’ in

Comparing Japanese and Finnish Economies and Societies – Longitudinal Perspectives, ed. by Toshiaki Tamaki, Jari Ojala, Yasushi Tanaka, and Jari Eloranta. Routledge: London (2015). (with Pavel Osinsky)

‘Comparing Japanese and Finnish economies and societies: longitudinal perspectives’

in Comparing Japanese and Finnish Economies and Societies – Longitudinal Perspectives, ed. by Toshiaki Tamaki, Jari Ojala, Yasushi Tanaka, and Jari Eloranta. Routledge: London (2015). (with Jari Ojala, Yasushi Tanaka, and Toshiaki Tamaki)

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‘Armaments and the Economy’ in the Cambridge Economic History of Modern Britain,

ed. by Roderick Floud, Jane Humphries, and Paul Johnson, Cambridge University Press (2014).

‘Organization of War Economies’ in 1914-1918 Online. International Encyclopedia of

the First World War (2014). URL: http://encyclopedia.1914-1918-online.net/article/Organization_of_War_Economies. (with Matthias Blum and Pavel Osinsky)

‘Lönade det sig att gå till sjöss? Arbetarnas löner till sjöss och på land i 1800-talets

Sverige och Finland’ (=Did it pay to go to sea? Workingmen’s wages at sea and on land in Sweden and Finland in the nineteenth century) Historisk Tidskrift (=Swedish Historical Journal), 3, 434-461 (2014). (with Jari Ojala and Pirita Frigren)

‘Maailmansotien vaikutus vallankumouksiin Venäjällä, Suomessa, Espanjassa ja

Kiinassa’ (=The Impact of the World Wars on the Revolutions in Russia, Finland, Spain, and China’) Historiallinen Aikakauskirja (=Finnish Historical Journal), 2, 193-204 (2014). (with Pavel Osinsky)

‘”Stability Breeds Instability?” A Minskian Analysis of the Crisis of the Asian Tigers

in the 1990s’ Investigaciones de Historia Economica, 10:2, 115-126 (2014). (with Matthew Holloway)

‘Why Did the Communists Win or Lose? A Comparative Analysis of the

Revolutionary Civil Wars in Russia, Finland, Spain, and China’ Sociological Forum 29:2, 318-341, June (2014). (with Pavel Osinsky)

‘Democratization and Central Government Spending, 1870–1938: Emergence of the

Leviathan?’ in Christopher Hanes, Susan Wolcott (ed.) Research in Economic History (Research in Economic History, Volume 30), Emerald Group Publishing Limited, 1-46 (2014). (with Svetlozar Andreev and Pavel Osinsky)

‘War Zones, Economic Challenges, and Well-being – Perspectives on Germany during

the First World War’ in Nathan Miller (ed.) War: Global Assessment, Public Attitudes and Psychological Effect, Nova Publishers,(2013). (with Matthias Blum)

‘World War I’ in The Handbook of Major Events in Economic History, edited by

Randall Parker and Robert Whaples, Routledge (2013). ‘The Economic History of War and Defense’ in The Handbook of Modern Economic

History, edited by Randall Parker and Robert Whaples, Routledge (2013). ’Desertions in Nineteenth-Century Shipping: Modelling Quit Behaviour’ European

Review of Economic History, 17:1, 122-40 (2013). (with Jari Ojala & Jaakko Pehkonen)

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‘Sotsial'no-Politicheskaya Dynamika Revolyutsionnykh Protsessov v Rossii i Finlyandii’ (=The Socio-Political Dynamics of the Revolutionary Processes in Russia and Finland) Vestnik BGU, 14, 127-137 (2012). (with Pavel Osinsky)

‘IMPORTANCE OF “WEAK” STATES DURING CONFLICTS: Portuguese Trade

with the United States during the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars’ Revista de Historia Economica, Journal of lberian and Latin American Economic History, 29:3, 393-423 (2011). (with Cristina Moreira)

‘Hollow Victory: Britain’s Public Debt and the Seven Years’ War’ Essays in Economic

and Business History, XXIX, 101-118 (2011). (with Jeremy Land) ‘Why Did the League of Nations Fail?’ Cliometrica, 5:1, 27-52 (2011). ‘War and Disintegration, 1914-1950’ in Stephen Broadberry & Kevin H. O’Rourke

(eds) The Cambridge Economic History of Modern Europe. Volume 2: 1870 to the Present, Cambridge University Press (2010). (with Mark Harrison)

‘20th century military spending’ in George Kassimeris & John Buckley (eds.) The

Ashgate Research Companion to Modern Warfare, Ashgate (2010). ‘Quantitative Methods in Business History: An Impossible Equation?’ Management &

Organizational History, 5:1, 79-107 (2010). (with Jari Ojala and Heli Valtonen) ‘Thwarting the “Merchants of Death” Accusation: The Political Economy of Military

Procurement in Industrial Democracies before the Second World War’ Essays in Economic and Business History, XXVIII, 91-106 (2010). (with Mark Wilson)

‘Rent Seeking and Collusion in the Military Allocation Decisions of Finland, Sweden,

and the UK, 1920-1938’, Economic History Review, 62:1, 23-44 (2009). ‘Beyond Guns and Butter: Finnish Central Government Spending Patterns in the 20th

Century’, Essays in Economic and Business History XXVI, 73-88 (2008). (with Jari Kauppila)

'Finnish Nickel as a Strategic Metal, 1920-1944 ', Scandinavian Journal of History,

32:4, 322-345 (2007). (with Ilkka Nummela) ‘From the great illusion to the Great War: Military spending behaviour of the Great

Powers, 1870–1913’, European Review of Economic History II, 255-283 (2007). ‘Sotien taakka – Makrotalouden ongelmat ja julkisen talouden kipupisteet

maailmansotien jälkeen’ (=The Burden of Wars – Macroeconomic Problems and Public Finance Sore Spots After the World Wars), in Petri Karonen & Kerttu Tarjamo (eds.) Kun sota on ohi. Sodasta selviytymisen ongelmia ja niiden ratkaisumalleja 1900-luvulla (=When War is Over. Problems in surviving wars and models for resolving them in the 20th century), Historiallinen Arkisto 124. Helsinki: SKS (2007).

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‘Conceptual and theoretical underpinnings in the research of corporate political

activity: A bibliometric analysis’, Finnish Journal of Business Economics 2, 185-208 (2005). (with Mika Skippari, Juha-Antti Lamberg, and Petri Parvinen)

‘Paljonko on paljon? Perspektiivejä Suomen sotilasmenojen kehitykselle

maailmansotien välisellä ajalla’ (=How Much is Much? Perspectives on Finnish Military Expenditures in the Interwar Period), Historiallinen Aikakauskirja (Finnish Historical Journal) 4, 437-452 (2005).

‘Military Spending Patterns in History’, EH.Net Encyclopedia, edited by Robert

Whaples. September 27, 2005. URL: http://eh.net/encyclopedia/article/eloranta.military.

'Converta - A Finnish Conduit in the East-West Trade', in Eloranta, Jari & Jari Ojala

(eds.) East-West Trade and the Cold War, Jyväskylä Studies in Humanities 36. Jyväskylä: Jyväskylän yliopisto / The University of Jyväskylä (2005). (with Jari Ojala)

'The Evolution of Corporate Political Action: A Framework for Processual Analysis',

Business & Society 43:4, 335-365 (2004) (with Juha-Antti Lamberg, Mika Skippari, and Saku Mäkinen).

‘Filling the Void? Implications of Hegemonic Competition and the Lack of American

Military Leadership on the Military Spending of European Democracies, 1920-1938’, in Kirsi Vainio-Korhonen & Anu Laitinen (eds.) History and Change, Turku: SKS (2004).

'National Defense', in Mokyr, Joel (ed.) The Oxford Encyclopedia of Economic History,

Oxford: The Oxford University Press (2004). 'European States in the International Arms Trade, 1920-1937: The Impact of External

Threats, Market Forces, and Domestic Constraints', Scandinavian Economic History Review 50:1, 44-67 (2002).

'Military Competition between Friends? Hegemonic Development and Military

Spending among Eight Western Democracies, 1920-1938', Essays in Economic and Business History XIX, 17-32 (2001).

EDITED VOLUMES:

Small and Medium Powers in Global History. Trade, Conflicts, and Neutrality from the 18th to the 20th Centuries, Jari Eloranta, Eric Golson, Peter Hedberg, and Maria Cristina Moreira (eds.). Routledge, London (2019).

Economic History of Warfare and State Formation, Jari Eloranta, Eric Golson, Andrei

Markevich, and Nikolaus Wolf (eds.). Springer: Tokyo (2016).

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Comparing Japanese and Finnish Economies and Societies – Longitudinal

Perspectives, Toshiaki Tamaki, Jari Ojala, Yasushi Tanaka, and Jari Eloranta (eds.). Routledge: London (2015).

Monelta kantilta. Ilkka Nummelalle omistettu juhlakirja (=From Many Perspectives. A

Festschrift Dedicated to Ilkka Nummela), Ojala, Jari, Jari Eloranta & Heikki Roiko-Jokela (eds.). Jyväskylä: University of Jyväskylä (2010).

Muutoksen merkit. Kvantitatiivisia perspektiivejä Suomen taloushistoriaan (=Signs of

Change. Quantitative perspectives on Finnish economic history), Jalava, Jukka, Jari Eloranta & Jari Ojala (eds.), Statistics Finland, Research Reports 245. Helsinki: Statistics Finland (2007).

The Road to Prosperity – An Economic History of Finland, Ojala, Jari, Jari Eloranta &

Jukka Jalava (eds.). Helsinki: SKS (2006). East-West Trade and the Cold War, Eloranta, Jari & Jari Ojala (eds.). Jyväskylä Studies

in Humanities 36, Jyväskylä: Jyväskylän yliopisto / The University of Jyväskylä (2005).

Nordiska Historiska Nationalräkenskaper - Workshop 2 i Järvenpää 20-22 september

1996 (=Nordic National Accounts – Workshop 2 in Järvenpää 20-22 September 1996), Eloranta, Jari (ed.). Jyväskylän yliopisto, Suomen historian julkaisuja 25, Jyväskylä: Jyväskylän yliopisto / The University of Jyväskylä (1997).

CONFIRMED TO BE PUBLISHED:

‘Palveluelinkeinojen nousu’ (=Rise of Service Sector) in Suomi teollistumisen jälkeen (1960-2010) (=Finland after Industrialization (1960-2010), ed. by Susanna Fellman, Jari Ojala, Jaana Laine, Matti Hannikainen and Matti Peltonen. (revised version under review, with Matti Hannikainen, 2018)

WORKING PAPERS:

‘Correlates of Mobilization in the Two World Wars’ (target: Journal of Economic History, with Mark Harrison and Matthias Blum, 2017).

‘Smooth Sailing Towards Welfare State? Nordic Institutional and Economic

Development Paths in the 19th and 20th Centuries’ (target: a volume on welfare states, still being developed, 2017). (with Jari Ojala and Oriol Sabate Domingo)

‘Equality and Convergence? Comparative Mirrors on Nordic Economies in the Long

Run’ (target: Research in Economic History, 2017). (with Jari Ojala, Jaakko Pehkonen, and Lars Bruno Christian)

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‘The Influence of Radio on Voters in the 1946 and 1948 Argentine National Elections’ (no target yet). (with Nathan Widener)

Book manuscript, titled In Whose Interest? Comparative Military Spending Patterns

from Napoleon to the 21st Century (at preliminary stage, target: Cambridge University Press, 2020).

GRANTS, AWARDS, PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS:

Funding applications in planning stages: 1) Civil War deserters in North Carolina (together with Dr. Judkin Browning, target: National Science Foundation, no target date yet); 2) Education Spending in Finland in the 18th and 19th Centuries (together with Heli Valtonen, target: Finnish Academy); 3) Summer Institute titled Introduction to the History of Capitalism and Globalization (target: NEH, together with Jason White, submitted); 4) Funding application to develop quantitative indicators on the Finnish economy from the 16th century to the 20th century (target: Finnish Academy, together with Jari Ojala, Miikka Voutilainen, and Ilkka Nummela).

President of the Economic and Business History Society, 2018. Recipient of the Donald W. Sink Family Outstanding Scholar for the College of Arts

and Sciences Award, Appalachian State University, October 2016. Visiting scholar at the Australian National University, Centre for European Studies,

February 2016. Appointed I.G. Greer Professor by Appalachian State University’s History Department,

2015-2018. Inducted into the Academy of Outstanding Graduate Mentors, Appalachian State

University, 2015. Collaborator in the Finnish Centre of Excellence project, focusing on long-term Finnish

historical structures (1400-2000), funded by Academy of Finland. Granted residential fellowship in Finland for Spring 2013 academic semester. (Ongoing)

Editor of the monograph series Perspectives in Economic and Social History by Routledge/Taylor & Francis, 2012-.

Associate Editor of Essays in Economic and Business History, 2014-. Recipient of the Editor’s Award, as a contributor of multiple articles to Essays in

Economic and Business History, a scholar whose work over several years gave scholarly definition to the journal, in 2011.

Recipient of Certificate of Commendation from the Appalachian State University’s Graduate School for being the director of the best thesis (by Jeremy Land) in Arts and Sciences in 2010.

Recipient of the William C. Strickland Award for Outstanding Young Faculty, awarded by the College of Arts and Sciences, Appalachian State University, 2007.

Received Appalachian State University Research Council grant ($4,481) in 2007 and ($4,676) in 2010.

Received Appalachian State University Grant Proposal Development fellowship ($1,000) in 2011.

Received Appalachian Foundation Fellows grant ($4,100) in 2006, and ($4,915.42) in 2008.

Secretary-General of the International Economic History Association, 2015-.

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Chair of the Board of Trustees of the Economic and Business History Society (EBHS), 2011-2014. Currently the Social Media Outreach Coordinator for the EBHS.

Meetings Coordinator for the Economic History Association (EHA), 2007-. Responsibilities include organizing the Association’s annual meeting (for 200-270 participants), maintaining websites, coordinating graduate student participation, selecting locales, and so on.

Secretary-Treasurer of the Economic and Business Historical Society (EBHS), 2007-2010.

Trustee of the Economic and Business Historical Society (EBHS), 2006-. Organizer of the Annual Appalachian Spring Conference on World History and

Economics since Spring 2006. The past speakers have included Joel Mokyr, Kenneth Pomeranz, Peter Lindert, and Phillip Hoffman.

Awarded Marie Curie fellowship by the European Union, 2002-2004, at the University of Warwick, Department of Economics.

Organizer of the conference on East-West Trade and the Cold War, held in Jyväskylä, Finland, November 2003 (also the coordinator of the East-West Working Group).

Visiting scholar at UC-Davis, California (Department of Economics and the Agricultural History Center), June-September 2003.

Referee for: Journal of Latin American Economic History (2008-); Scandinavian Economic History Review (2003-); European Review of Economic History (2003-); Economic History Review (2004-), Essays in Economic and Business History (2006-), Research in Economic History (2006-), Journal of Economic History (2008-), Defense Economics (2010), EH.Net (2005-), Social Science Quarterly (2012-), Historiallinen Aikakauskirja (2012-), American Political Science Review (2013-), Management & Organizational History (2013-), Historisk Tidskrift (2013), 1914-1918 Online. International Encyclopedia of the First World War (2014-). Also refereed a book manuscript for University of Chicago Press, textbook chapters for World History textbooks, and expert consultant for the Gale Encyclopedia of U.S. Economic History, 2nd edition.

OTHER PUBLICATIONS:

’Equality and Convergence in Nordic Societies in the Long Run: Europe and Other Comparative Mirrors’ ANU Centre for European Studies, Briefing Papers, 6: 2 (July 2016). URL: http://politicsir.cass.anu.edu.au/sites/politicsir.anu.edu.au/files/documents/Eloranta%20Briefing%20Paper.pdf (with Jari Ojala, Jaakko Pehkonen, and Lars Christian Bruno)

‘Historianopetus suomalaisessa ja amerikkalaisessa yliopistossa’ (=’Teaching of

history in a Finnish and American university’) Keio 3 (2015). (with Ulla Aatsinki) ‘Republic for Sale? Implications of North Carolina’s Shift to the Hard Right’ Revista

Ábaco, 4:78, 51-60 (2014). (with Jeffrey Bortz) ’Contracts and the Role of the State. Portuguese military provisions supply system in

the early nineteenth century’ in Richard Harding & Sergio Solbes (eds.) The Contractor State and Its Implications, 1659-1815’. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria:

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Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Servicio de Publicaciones (2012). (with Cristina Moreira)

’Ilkka Antinpoika Nummela’ in Ojala, Jari, Jari Eloranta & Heikki Roiko-Jokela (eds.)

Monelta kantilta. Ilkka Nummelalle omistettu juhlakirja (=From Many Perspectives. A Festschrift Dedicated to Ilkka Nummela). Jyväskylä: University of Jyväskylä (2010). (with Jari Ojala, Heikki Roiko-Jokela, Jari Eloranta & Kalevi Ahonen)

’Taloushistorian moniottelija: Ilkka Nummela tutkijana’ (=Multifaceted Economic

Historian: Ilkka Nummela as a Scholar) in Ojala, Jari, Jari Eloranta & Heikki Roiko-Jokela (eds.) Monelta kantilta. Ilkka Nummelalle omistettu juhlakirja (=From Many Perspectives. A Festschrift Dedicated to Ilkka Nummela). Jyväskylä: University of Jyväskylä (2010).

’From Rivers to Roads: Economic and Environmental Impact of Recent Infrastructure

Expansion in North Carolina’ in Ojala, Jari, Jari Eloranta & Heikki Roiko-Jokela (eds.) Monelta kantilta. Ilkka Nummelalle omistettu juhlakirja (=From Many Perspectives. A Festschrift Dedicated to Ilkka Nummela). Jyväskylä: University of Jyväskylä (2010). (with Alex Wisnoski)

‘Methods, Topics and Trends in Recent Business History Scholarship’. Business

History News - The Newsletter of the Association of Business Historians. Spring No. 39, 10-14 (2010). (with Heli Valtonen & Jari Ojala)

‘Teollisuuden kasvu’ (=Growth of Industry), in Pertti Haapala & Raisa Toivo (eds.)

Suomen historian kartasto (=Maps on Finnish History). Helsinki: Genimap (2007). (with Jari Ojala)

‘Kehitysmaan talouspolitiikka’ (=Economic Policy of a Developing Nation), in Pertti

Haapala & Raisa Toivo (eds.) Suomen historian kartasto (=Maps on Finnish History). Helsinki: Genimap (2007). (with Jari Ojala)

‘Ulkomaankauppa’ (=Foreign Trade), in Pertti Haapala & Raisa Toivo (eds.) Suomen

historian kartasto (=Maps on Finnish History). Helsinki: Genimap (2007). (with Jari Ojala)

‘Maatalous’ (=Agriculture), in Pertti Haapala & Raisa Toivo (eds.) Suomen historian

kartasto (=Maps on Finnish History). Helsinki: Genimap (2007). (with Jari Ojala) ‘Sotien hinta’ (=Price of Wars), in Pertti Haapala & Raisa Toivo (eds.) Suomen

historian kartasto (=Maps on Finnish History). Helsinki: Genimap (2007). (with Jari Ojala)

‘Kansantulo’ (=GDP), in Pertti Haapala & Raisa Toivo (eds.) Suomen historian

kartasto (=Maps on Finnish History). Helsinki: Genimap (2007). (with Jari Ojala) ‘Finland and the Cold War’, in Spencer Tucker (ed.) Encyclopedia of Cold War. ABC-

Clio (2007).

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’Maanpuolustuksesta hyvinvointivaltioon – valtion menot Suomessa itsenäisyydestä

1990-luvun lamaan’ (=From National Defense to Welfare State – Central Government Expenditures in Finland from the Independence to the 1990s Depression), in Jalava, Jukka, Jari Eloranta & Jari Ojala (eds.) Muutoksen merkit. Kvantitatiivisia perspektiivejä Suomen taloushistoriaan (=Signs of Change. Quantitative perspectives on Finnish economic history), Statistics Finland, Research Reports 245. Helsinki: Statistics Finland (2007). (with Jari Kauppila)

’Muutoksen merkkejä etsimässä: Suomen taloushistoria ja kliometria’ (=Looking for

the Signs of Change: Finnish Economic History and Cliometrics), in Jalava, Jukka, Jari Eloranta & Jari Ojala (eds.) Muutoksen merkit. Kvantitatiivisia perspektiivejä Suomen taloushistoriaan (=Signs of Change. Quantitative perspectives on Finnish economic history), Statistics Finland, Research Reports 245. Helsinki: Statistics Finland (2007). (with Jukka Jalava & Jari Ojala)

’Alkusanat’ (=Preface), in Jalava, Jukka, Jari Eloranta & Jari Ojala (eds.) Muutoksen

merkit. Kvantitatiivisia perspektiivejä Suomen taloushistoriaan (=Signs of Change. Quantitative perspectives on Finnish economic history), Statistics Finland, Research Reports 245. Helsinki: Statistics Finland (2007). (with Jukka Jalava & Jari Ojala)

’Foreword’, in Ojala, Jari, Jari Eloranta & Jukka Jalava (eds.) The Road to Prosperity

– An Economic History of Finland. Helsinki: SKS (2006). (with Jari Ojala & Jukka Jalava)

’On the Road to Prosperity: An Introduction’, in Ojala, Jari, Jari Eloranta & Jukka

Jalava (eds.) The Road to Prosperity – An Economic History of Finland. Helsinki: SKS (2006). (with Concepción Garcia-Iglesias, Jukka Jalava & Jari Ojala)

’Guns and Butter – Central Government Spending in the 20th Century’, in Ojala, Jari,

Jari Eloranta & Jukka Jalava (eds.) The Road to Prosperity – An Economic History of Finland. Helsinki: SKS (2006). (with Jari Kauppila)

‘Onko hyvinvointivaltio ilmainen lounas?’ (=Is the Welfare State a Free Lunch?),

Kanava 1, 66-67 (2006). ‘Introduction: East-West Trade and the Cold War as a Research Topic’, in Eloranta,

Jari & Jari Ojala (eds.) East-West Trade and the Cold War, Jyväskylä Studies in Humanities 36, Jyväskylä: Jyväskylän yliopisto / The University of Jyväskylä (2005). (with Jari Ojala)

‘Warfare and Welfare? Understanding 19th and 20th Century Central Government

Spending’, in Peter Vikström (ed.) Studying Economic Growth. New Tools and Perspectives, Occasional Papers in Economic History, Umeå University No. 7. Umeå: Umeå University (2004).

'Kriisien ja konfliktien tutkiminen kvantitatiivisena ilmiönä: Poikkitieteellisyyden

haaste suomalaiselle sotahistorian tutkimukselle’ (=The Study of Crises and

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Conflicts as Quantitative Phenomenon: The Challenge of Interdisciplinary Approaches to Finnish Study of Military History)', in Ahonen, Kalevi, Petri Karonen, Ilkka Nummela, Jari Ojala & Kustaa H.J. Vilkuna (eds.), Toivon Historia – Toivo Nygårdille omistettu juhlakirja. Jyväskylä: Gummerus Kirjapaino Oy (2003).

‘Beyond the Void? Implications of Hegemonic Competition and the Lack of American

Military Leadership on the Military Spending of European Democracies, 1920-1938’, 49th Parallel Autumn (2003), available from: http://www.49thparallel.bham.ac.uk/back/issue11/eloranta.htm.

‘Finances, Military’, in Stanley L. Sandler (ed.) Ground Warfare. An International

Encyclopedia, vols. 1-3, Santa Barbara: ABC CLIO (2002). ‘Finnish Civil War of 1918’, in Stanley L. Sandler (ed.) Ground Warfare. An

International Encyclopedia, vols. 1-3, Santa Barbara: ABC CLIO (2002). ‘Mannerheim, Carl Gustaf Emil (1867-1951)’, in Stanley L. Sandler (ed.) Ground

Warfare. An International Encyclopedia, vols. 1-3, Santa Barbara: ABC CLIO (2002).

External Security by Domestic Choices: Military Spending as an Impure Public Good

Among Eleven European States, 1920-1938, Dissertation, Florence, Italy: European University Institute (2002).

‘Small State in a Changing Institutional Environment: The Impact of Interest Groups

and Constraints on Finnish Military Expenditures and Shipbuilding, 1918-1985’, in Anne-Marie Kuijlaars, Kim Prudon and Joop Visser (eds.) Business and Society. Entrepreneurs, Politics and Networks in Historical Perspective, Rotterdam: Centre of Business History (2000).

‘Harmaa alue - Puolustuslaitoksen luominen, taloudelliset väärinkäytökset ja

intressiverkostot itsenäisen Suomen alkuvuosina’ (=The Gray Area – The Beginnings of the Defense Establishment, Economic Crime, and Interest Networks in the First Years of Finnish Independence), in Olli Matikainen (ed.) Rikos Historiassa, Jyväskylän historiallinen arkisto vol. 5, Jyväskylä: Jyväskylän yliopisto / The University of Jyväskylä (2000).

‘In Whose Interest? The Interaction of Public Decision-making and Private Interests in

the Armaments Production of Finland and Sweden in the 1920s and 1930s’, in Franco Amatori, Andrea Colli and Nicola Crepas (eds.) Deindustrialization and Reindustrialization in 20th-century Europe, Milano: European Business History Association (EBHA, 1999).

‘Finnish Military Spending Policy, 1920—1938: A Question of Responding to

Russian/Soviet Threat or Domestic Pressures?’ in Heikki Roiko-Jokela (ed.) Images and Mutual Perceptions of the Finns, Estonians and Russians in the 20th Century.

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A Symposium on the 23.-25.11.1998 at the University of Jyväskylä, Jyväskylä: Department of History (1998).

‘Public Sector Growth in Sweden and Finland in the 19th and 20th Centuries’, in

Historical benchmark comparisons of output and productivity, Bart van Ark, Eric Buyst and Jan Luiten van Zanden, organizers, Clara Eugenia Núñez, editor, B10, Proceedings of the Twelfth International Economic History Congress. Madrid, August 1998, Ciencias Económicas y Empreseriales, Número 44, Sevilla (1998).

’Julkista ja yksityistä - maanpuolustuksen taloudelliset reaaliteetit 1920-1939’ (=Public

and Private - the Economic Realities of National Defense 1920-1939), in Juha-Antti & Lamberg-Jari Ojala (eds.) Uusi institutionaalinen taloushistoria - Johdatus tutkimukseen, Jyväskylä: Atena (1997).

’Uusinstitutionalismi ja taloushistoria’ (=New Institutionalism and Economic History),

in Juha-Antti Lamberg & Jari Ojala (eds.) Uusi institutionaalinen taloushistoria - Johdatus tutkimukseen, Jyväskylä: Atena (1997). (with Juha-Antti Lamberg & Jari Ojala)

’Väitöskirjakone’ (=Dissertation Machine), in Ilkka Nummela (ed.) Jyväskylän kirja.

Jyväskylä: Gummerus (1997). ’Comparing Industrial Production in Sweden, Finland, and Denmark - Towards

Consistent Classifications’, in Jari Eloranta (ed.) Nordiska Historiska Nationalräkenskaper - Workshop 2 i Järvenpää 20-22 september 1996 (=Nordic National Accounts – Workshop 2 in Järvenpää 20-22 September 1996), Jyväskylän yliopisto, Suomen historian julkaisuja 25, Jyväskylä: Jyväskylän yliopisto / The University of Jyväskylä (1997).

‘Public Sector Development in Sweden and Finland in the 19th and 20th Centuries:

Growth Studies Comparisons’, in Jari Eloranta (ed.) Nordiska Historiska Nationalräkenskaper - Workshop 2 i Järvenpää 20-22 september 1996 (=Nordic National Accounts – Workshop 2 in Järvenpää 20-22 September 1996), Jyväskylän yliopisto, Suomen historian julkaisuja 25, Jyväskylä: Jyväskylän yliopisto / The University of Jyväskylä (1997).

‘Comparing Growth Studies in Sweden, Finland, and Denmark: The Public Sector and

Industrial Production’, in Erik Buyst, Guy Dejongh, Bart van Ark, Jan Luiten van Zanden (eds.) Historical Benchmark Comparisons of Output and Productivity, 1750-1990, Workshop in Quantitative Economic History Research Papers, Leuven: CES (1996).

Jyväskylän matemaattis-luonnontieteellinen tiedekunta 1965-1995

Opettajankoulutuksen laajentamispyrkimyksistä monialaiseen tiedekuntaan (=The Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences in Jyväskylä 1965-1995. From the Extension Aspirations of Teacher Training to a Multi-sectoral Faculty), Jyväskylä: Gummerus (1995).

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BOOK REVIEWS:

*Separate list available upon request. Books reviewed for Journal of Economic History, Scandinavian Economic History Review, Scandinavian Journal of History, Business History, EH.Net, Mirator, Historiallinen Aikakauskirja, and Kanava.

CONFERENCES: (Most recent only, * = presented a paper):

York, UK & Braga/Porto, Portugal: Workshop meetings, 2018* Phoenix, USA: SSHA Conference, 2018* Montreal, Canada: Economic History Association, 2018 (the organizer of this

conference) Tokyo, Japan: Conference on the Cambridge Economic History of the Modern World,

2018* Boston, USA: World Congress of Economic History, 2018* Abu Dhabi, UAE: CAGE Workshop on Economic Globalization, 2018* Tampere, Finland: Finland in Comparison VI, 2017* Jyväskylä, Finland: Sound Workshop in Nordic economic history, 2017* San Jose, USA: Economic History Association, 2017 (the organizer of this conference) Oklahoma, USA: The Economic and Business History Society conference, 2017* Tampere, Finland: Finland in Comparison V, 2016* Boulder, USA: Economic History Association, 2016 (the organizer of this conference) Montreal, Canada: The Economic and Business History Society conference, 2016* Adelaide, Australia: Asia-Pacific Economic and Business History conference (also

dinner keynote speaker), 2016* Tampere, Finland: Finland in Comparison IV, 2015* Nashville, USA: Economic History Association, 2015 (the organizer of this conference) Kyoto, Japan: International Economic History Association, World Congress, 2015* La Crosse, USA: The Economic and Business History Society conference, 2015* Telford, UK: Economic History Society conference, 2015* Tampere, Finland: Finland in Comparison III, 2014* Columbus, USA: Economic History Association, 2014 (the organizer of this

conference) Manchester, UK: The Economic and Business History Society conference, 2014* Vienna, Austria: European Social Science History Association conference, 2014* Coventry, UK: Economic History Society conference, 2014 Chicago, USA: Social Science History Association conference, 2013* Braga, Portugal: 33rd Meeting of the Portuguese Economic and Social Historians

(APHES), 2013* Washington, D.C., USA: Economic History Association conference, 2013 (the

organizer of this conference) Baltimore, USA: The Economic and Business History Society conference, 2013* Vancouver, Canada: Economic History Association conference, 2012 (the organizer of

this conference) Las Vegas, USA: Economic and Business Historical Society conference, 2012* Oxford, UK: Conference on upcoming Cambridge volume on modern economic history

of Great Britain, 2012* Chicago, USA: ASSA meeting (invited commentator), 2012

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Boston, USA: Economic History Association conference, 2011 (the organizer of this conference)

Columbus, USA: Economic and Business Historical Society conference, 2011* Evanston, USA: Economic History Association conference, 2010 (the organizer of this

conference) Braga, Portugal: Economic and Business Historical Society conference, 2010* Tucson, USA: Economic History Association conference, 2009 (the organizer of this

conference) Washington, D.C.,, USA: Workshop on The Short- and Long-Term Economic Effects

of German Exploitation of Occupied Countries during World War II, 2009* Grand Rapids, USA: Economic and Business Historical Society conference, 2009* New Haven, USA: Economic History Association conference, 2008 (the organizer of

this conference) Bergen, Norway: European Business History Association conference, 2008*

TEACHING EXPERIENCE:

Appalachian State University, History Department (USA): World Civilization (before 1500, and 1500 onwards) surveys (2004-2009); Honors

World Civilization course (2005); World Economy: History and Theory (2004); Financing Wars (both undergraduate and graduate class, 2005-); European Imperialism (graduate course, 2005-); Introduction to Business History (2007-); Topics in Economic History (Senior seminar, 2007-); Readings in Economic History (Senior level course, 2009-), World History and Economics (2005-2009); Themes in Global History: Trade, Economy, and Empires (2009-; including a fully online course taught in Summer 2013); World Empires (2012-)

University of Jyväskylä, History Department (Finland): Visiting Professor, Spring 2013, teaching seminars on quantitative methods for

historians. Visiting Lecturer, December 2012, lectures on divergence and globalization history. Visiting Lecturer, Spring 2012, teaching two lectures on theories of Globalization, and

teaching on the topic of academic writing and discussing paper in the Author’s Studio, a seminar for Ph.D students.

Visiting Lecturer, Spring 2009, teaching two courses: Globalization in Retrospective; and kliometrian menetelmäkurssi (=a methods course in Cliometrics).

Teacher and examiner of Finnish history in 1996, also in 2002-2003. Coordinator of European integration study program (17 credits) 1996-1999, seminar

teaching and examiner for the economic history section. Coordination and teaching in the study program From Agrarian States to Welfare

States and Beyond. Nordic History Studies (16 credit hours) 1996-1999. Lecturing to graduate students at the Faculty of Humanities on Quantitative Methods

in Historical Research, 2003. University of Warwick, Economics Department (UK): Teaching world economic history seminars in 2002-2004, including advising students

and grading tests.

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Other Teaching Experience: Examiner for Ph.D thesis (22.10.2015) for Oriol Sabate Domingo on Spanish military

spending (University of Barcelona, Spain). Licentiate thesis examiner (4.6.2003) for Lars Fredriksson’s thesis on international

trade (University of Umeå, Department of Economic History, Sweden). Doctoral thesis reader, in Finland, several (e.g. Jari Kauppila, Tiina Hemminki), 2009- Advising and mentoring Ph.D students, several (including Olli Turunen, Juuso

Marttila), 2007- Temporary positions as a teacher of history, 1991-1992, also in 1995-1996, Jyväskylä

(Finland).

APPALACHIAN STATE UNIVERSITY SERVICE:

Faculty advisor for History Club (2004-2007) Coordinator of graduate student seminar (2004-2005) Member of the History Department research committee (2007-2009, 2014-),

coordinator of its research seminar (2004-2009, 2015-) Member of the Departmental Personnel Committee (DPC), alternate, full member

(2005-2012, 2014-), member of European search committee, AHA interview team (2006, 2011), Chair search committee 2014, Asian history search committee 2015

Member of the Hubbard Center (FAD) Advisory Council (member-at-large) (2006-) Member of the committee designed to formulate the new Global Studies program

(2006-); Chair of the Global Studies Director Search Committee (2007-2008) Supervisor of several Master’s Theses and Independent Studies.

MEMBERSHIPS IN PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS:

European Business History Association (EBHA), 1996-3005 Economic and Business History Society (EBHS), 1998, 2000- Economic History Association (EHA), 2000- Cliometric Society, 1997-2010 European Historical Economics Society (EHES), 2000- European ISNIE, 2000-2003 Suomen taloushistoriallinen yhdistys (=Finnish Economic History Association), 1997- Suomen historiallinen seura (=Finnish Historical Society, invited honorary member),

2004- LANGUAGE SKILLS:

Finnish (mother tongue) English (excellent) Swedish (intermediate) Italian (basic) German and French (beginner) In Helsinki, Finland, 16 January 2019,

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