Chichele Professor of Economic History

The Chichele chair in Economic History is one of the statutory Chichele Professorships established at All Souls College, Oxford. This chair was originally established in 1931.

Chichele Professors of Economic History

• George Norman Clark, 1931
• W. K. Hancock, 1944
• Sir John Habakkuk, 1950-1967
• Peter Mathias, 1969-1987
• Charles Feinstein, 1989-
• Avner Offer, 2000-2011
• Kevin O'Rourke, from October 2011

See also

• List of Professorships at the University of Oxford

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