It publishes The Journal of Economic History with the Cambridge University Press, holds an annual meeting that usually takes place in September, and awards prizes and grants.
[4] There are more than 1,000 EHA members worldwide,[2] and composed of faculty and graduate students from universities around the world, as well as economists in the private sector and in government.
Two Kenneth Sokoloff fellowships are awarded by the EHA each year to students finishing their dissertations in economic history.
The 2018 meeting took place in Montreal, with the theme "‘From Plague, Famine, and War, Save us, O Lord’ Shocks and Disasters in Economic History".
In partnership with American Economic Association, EHA has designated sessions at the annual ASSA conference each January.