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EURHISFIRM: Historical high-quality company-level data for Europe

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Principal Investigator: Angelo Riva (Paris School of Economics)
Co-Investigators based at Queen's: Gareth Campbell, Christopher Coyle and John Turner
​Researchers based at Queen's:  Robin Adams
Funder: EU Commission Horizon 2020 (Grant No. 777489)

Project Description: 
EURHISFIRM aims to design a world-class research infrastructure to connect, collect, collate, align, and share detailed, reliable, and standardized long-term company-level data for Europe to enable researchers, policymakers and other stakeholders to analyze, develop, and evaluate effective strategies to promote investment and economic growth. To achieve this goal, EURHISFIRM develops innovative tools to spark a “big data revolution” in the historical social sciences and to open access to cultural heritage in close cooperation with existing research infrastructures.
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The project has a dedicated website, including information information about the other EURHISFIRM research consortium members.
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    • Irish Famine
    • C19th Irish prisoners
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