IISG, the International Institute of Social History, offers a rich and extensive collection of socioeconomic history resources. Whether online or in their well-equipped reading room in East Amsterdam, you can access nearly 5,000 archives, over 1,000,000 printed volumes, and a vast collection of audio-visual items, including posters. Their research program focuses on the long-term development of global inequality and labor relations, with highly regarded research quality rated as world-class/excellent in 2018.

Additionally, IISG serves as one of the world's leading data hubs on socioeconomic history, providing thousands of datasets with millions of records on demographics, inequality, prices, wages, national accounts, and labor relations. Despite the recent closure due to government measures, IISG remains committed to their mission and actively engages in critical themes like social inequality, labor relations, and the impact of the corona crisis on society. With their dedication to research and extensive resources, IISG continues to be an invaluable institution in understanding our world's history