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Bartl, Papilloud &#38; Terracher-Lipinski (eds.)(2019)Special issue of HISTORICAL SOCIAL RESEARCH 44(2), now open accessContributionsWalter Bartl, Christian Papilloud &#38; Audrey Terracher-Lipinski: Governing by Numbers - Key Indicators and the Politics of Expectations. An Introduction.Laurent Thévenot: Measure for Measure: Politics of Quantifying Individuals to Govern Them.Rainer Diaz-Bone: Statistical Panopticism and its Critique.Timo Walter: Formalizing the Future: How Central Banks Set Out to Govern Expectations but Ended Up (En-)Trapped in Indicators.Ingo Bode: Let’s Count and Manage – and Forget the Rest. Understanding NumericRationalization in Human Service Provision.Lisa Knoll &#38; Konstanze Senge: Public Debt Management between Discipline and Creativity. Accounting for Energy Performance Contracts in Germany.John Berten: Failed Indicatorisation: Defining, Comparing and Quantifying Social Policy in the ILO’s International Survey of Social Services of the Interwar Period.Oscar Javier Maldonado &#38; Tiago Moreira: Metrics in Global Health: Situated Differences in the Valuation of Human Life.Carlotta Mozzana: A Matter of Definitions: The Profiling of People in Italian Active Labour Market Policies.Michael Huber &#38; Maarten Hillebrandt: “Pay for Promise” in Higher Education: The Influence of NPM on Resource Allocation in German Universities.Anne Piezunka: Struggle for Acceptance – Maintaining External School Evaluation as an Institution in Germany.Philipp Lepenies: Transforming by Metrics that Matter – Progress, Participation, and the National Initiatives of Fixing Well-Being Indicators.Oliver Holtemöller &#38; Christoph Schult: Expectation Formation, Financial Frictions, and Forecasting Performance of Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium Models.