• An economic history perspective on sovereign debt: a collateral story by Larry Neal.
• When is Debt Odious? Brazil and the Portuguese Loan of 1823 by William Summerhill.
• A Portuguese Twist? Sovereign Debt Management in an Emerging Country, 1869‐1890 by Rui P. Esteves.
• Democracy, Autocracy and Sovereign Debt: How Polity Influenced Country Risk in the First Financial Globalisation by Coskun Tuncer and Leonardo Weller.
• Constitutionalism and state finances in the Austrian Empire and the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, 1815-1914 by Michael Pammer.
• Emerging Financial Markets of the 1820s: Latin American Sovereign Debt, 1825-1852 by Gail D. Triner.
• Greece in a Monetary Union: Lessons from 100 Years of Exchange-Rate Experience by Matthias Morys.
• Scotland, Ireland, and the taxing Unions of 1707 and 1801 by Julian Hoppit.
• From federalism to centralism: local finances in Cundinamarca, Colombia 1872-1910 by Edwin López Rivera.
• Placing Contemporary Sovereign Debt: The Fragmented Landscape of Legal Precedent and Legislative Preemption by Giselle Datz. 
• Can Europe Run Greece? Lessons from U.S. Fiscal Receiverships in Latin America, 1904-31 by Noel Maurer and Leticia Arroyo Abad.
• Royal credible commitment and the partial default of the Swedish Diet in 1719 by Peter Ericsson and Patrik Winton.
• Why did people pay taxes? Fiscal innovation in Portugal and state making in times of political struggle (1500-1680) by Leonor Freire Costa and Paulo Brito. 
• Economic Consequences of Anarchy; Legal and fiscal capacities of the Polish state and their impact on market integration, 1505-1772 by Mikolaj Malinowski.
• A Never-Ending Story: Public Debt and the Italian Banking Question from the Restoration to National Unification (1814-74) by Maria Stella Chiaruttini. 
• Local spending, taxation and politics in the periphery of Europe: Italy 1861-1938 by Mauro Rota.
• Do African budgets finance patronage? Examining public expenditure trends in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda, 1960-2010 by Rebecca Simson. 
• Towards a Modern Fiscal State in Southeast Asia, 1900-60 by Anne Booth. 
• Three Tax Regimes: Colonial Taxation Policy in Sierra Leone, 1896-1914 by Laura Channing.
• Public credit, credibility and confidence in colonial Jamaica, 1664-1865 by Aaron Graham.
• The state does not live by warfare alone: State capacity and armed conflict in the long nineteenth century by Agustín Goenaga, Oriol Sabaté and Jan Teorell.
• Taking off from Natural Resources: fiscal dependency in comparative perspective by José Peres-Cajías, Sara Torregrosa-Hetland and Cristián Ducoing.
• The Legacy of War on Fiscal Capacity by Didac Queralt. 
• Sovereign Debt and Sovereignty in the Dominican Republic, 1893- 1905 by Cyrus Veeser.
• Guiding the Invisible Hand: Multiple Exchange Rates and State Financing in Brazil, 1953-1961 by Bernardo Wjuniski.
• Slavery, Fiscal Capacity and Public Goods Provision in Brazil: Evidence from Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, 1836-1912 by Andrea Papadia.