This bibliography provides a comprehensive guide to the field of historical economics, tracing its development and scope. It serves as a crucial resource for understanding the interdisciplinary connections between history and economics, particularly the movement known as cliometrics. The compilation, by a leading figure in the field, aims to cover all countries and periods where historical economics has been studied, offering a singular reference point for scholars across various disciplines.

This bibliography is recognized as a foundational resource for scholars in historical economics and related fields. Its comprehensive scope and the expertise of its compilers make it an indispensable tool for researchers seeking to understand the evolution and interdisciplinary nature of economic history. The work is noted for its extensive coverage, providing a singular point of reference for a wide array of academic disciplines.