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1University of Oxford, Department of Sociology, United Kingdom; University of Oxford, Mansfield College, United Kingdom; University of Bocconi, Dondena Centre for Research on Social Dynamics and Public Policy and Department of Policy Analysis and Public Management, Italy.
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This paper reviews the current wealth of anthropometric history since the early efforts of Robert Fogel in the 1970s. The survey is based on a quantitative systematic review of the literature and counts a total of 447 peer-reviewed articles being published in the main leading journals in economic history, economics and biology. Data are analysed using network analysis by journal and author and the main contributions of anthropometric history are highlighted, pointing to future areas of inquiry. The contributions of books and book chapters are also quantified and analysed.
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