- CLEMIF, Tor Vergata, Rome
- BSc in business and Economics, Tor Vergata, Rome
- Journals Indexed in EconLit
- Associazione italiana di scienze regionali (AISRe)
- Scienze Regionali
- European Review of Economic History (ideas/repec)
- Economic History Review
- Economic History Society
- Cliometrica
- Explorations in Economic History
- Journal of Economic History (jstor)
- The Human Mortality Database (HMD)
- Economic History Services (eh.net)
- John Rust (a must for computational economists)
- Tommaso Proietti (time-series, trend/cycle decompositions, unobserved component models)
- Gianni De Fraja (official web page, Univ. Nottingham)
- Gianni De Fraja (very nice web page, many useful links)
- Stefano Fenoaltea (for those interested in economic history)
- Gianni Toniolo (for those interested in economic history)
- Brian A'Hearn (for those interested in economic history)
- Estimating World GDP, One Million B.C. - Present (J.B.DeLong)
- Robert's Stochastic thoughts (Who is Robert?)
- Giovanni's web page (Who is Giovanni?)
- Salvatore's web page (Who is Salvatore?)
- Franco Peracchi (detailed notes on regression and panel data)
- Giuseppe De Arcangelis (international economics + many useful links)
When historical data need to be converted from pdf to Excel (or other editable format), the following links can help:
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