Historical Life Course Studies

About the Journal

Historical Life Course Studies is the electronic journal of the European Historical Population Samples Network (EHPS-Net) and is published by the International Institute of Social History (IISH). The journal is the primary publishing outlet for research involved in the conversion of existing European and non-European large historical demographic databases into a common format, the Intermediate Data Structure, and for studies based on these databases. The journal publishes both methodological and substantive research articles.

Current Issue

Vol. 13 (2023)

Published: 2023-01-05

Articles

Collaborations Between IPUMS and Genealogical Organizations, 1999-2022

Steven Ruggles

1-8
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Cause-Specific Infant Mortality in Copenhagen 1861–1911 Explored Using Individual-Level Data

Louise Ludvigsen, Barbara Revuelta-Eugercios, Anne Løkke

9-43
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Construction of the Finnish Army in World War II Database

Ilari Taskinen

44-60
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What was Killing Babies in Trondheim? An Investigation of Infant Mortality Using Individual Level Cause of Death Data, 1830–1907

Hilde Leikny Sommerseth

61-88
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The Demographic Database — History of Technical and Methodological Achievements

Pär Vikström, Maria Larsson, Elisabeth Engberg, Sören Edvinsson

89-102
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PRDH and IMPQ 1800–1849 Quebec Historical Family Reconstitution. Content, Design and Biographical Completeness

Lisa Dillon, Marilyn Amorevieta-Gentil, Alain Gagnon, Bertrand Desjardins

103-126
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The Development of Microhistorical Databases in Norway. A Historiography

Gunnar Thorvaldsen, Lars Holden

127-147
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LINKS. A System for Historical Family Reconstruction in the Netherlands

Kees Mandemakers, Gerrit Bloothooft, Fons Laan, Joe Raad, Rick J. Mourits, Richard L. Zijdeman

148-185
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Introduction: Major Databases with Historical Longitudinal Population Data: Development, Impact and Results

Sören Edvinsson, Kees Mandemakers, Ken R. Smith

186-190
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Slavery in Suriname. A Reconstruction of Life Courses, 1830–1863

Coen W. van Galen, Rick J. Mourits, Matthias Rosenbaum-Feldbrügge, Maartje A.B., Jasmijn Janssen, Björn Quanjer, Thunnis van Oort, Jan Kok

191-211
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Geneva. An Urban Sociodemographic Database

Michel Oris, Olivier Perroux, Grazyna Ryczkowska, Reto Schumacher, Adrien Remund, Gilbert Ritschard

212-227
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Introduction: Content, Design and Structure of Major Databases with Historical Longitudinal Population Data

George Alter, Kees Mandemakers, Hélène Vézina

228-234
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What was Killing Babies in Amsterdam? A Study of Infant Mortality Patterns Using Individual-Level Cause of Death Data, 1856–1904

Angélique Janssens, Tim Riswick

235-264
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Genetic and Shared-Environment Effects on Stature and Lifespan. A Study of Dutch Birth Cohorts (1785–1920) Based on Genealogies

Jan Kok

265-281
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Historical Life Course Studies

About the Journal

Current Issue

Articles

Collaborations Between IPUMS and Genealogical Organizations, 1999-2022

Cause-Specific Infant Mortality in Copenhagen 1861–1911 Explored Using Individual-Level Data

Construction of the Finnish Army in World War II Database

What was Killing Babies in Trondheim? An Investigation of Infant Mortality Using Individual Level Cause of Death Data, 1830–1907

The Demographic Database — History of Technical and Methodological Achievements

PRDH and IMPQ 1800–1849 Quebec Historical Family Reconstitution. Content, Design and Biographical Completeness

The Development of Microhistorical Databases in Norway. A Historiography

LINKS. A System for Historical Family Reconstruction in the Netherlands

Introduction: Major Databases with Historical Longitudinal Population Data: Development, Impact and Results

Slavery in Suriname. A Reconstruction of Life Courses, 1830–1863

Geneva. An Urban Sociodemographic Database

Introduction: Content, Design and Structure of Major Databases with Historical Longitudinal Population Data

What was Killing Babies in Amsterdam? A Study of Infant Mortality Patterns Using Individual-Level Cause of Death Data, 1856–1904

Genetic and Shared-Environment Effects on Stature and Lifespan. A Study of Dutch Birth Cohorts (1785–1920) Based on Genealogies

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