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Specialises in
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Professor Shigeru Akita
Osaka University
shigeruakita@aol.com|
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Comparative imperialism and Asian trade in the 20th century
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Professor Bob Allen|
Nuffield College, Oxford
bob.allen@nuffield.oxford.ac.uk|
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European and Asian economic history
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Dr. Gareth Austin
London School of Economics
g.m.Austin@lse.ac.uk|
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African economic history
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Professor Maxine Berg|
University of Warwick
Maxine.Berg@btopenworld.com|
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Trade and technologies in manufactured consumer goods between Asia and Europe in the 17th and 18th Centuries
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Professor Roy Bin Wong|
Asia Institute,
University of California, LA
rbwong@international.ucla.edu|
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The Political economy of China since 1500 and comparative economic history of Europe and East Asia
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Professor William Gervase Clarence Smith
School of Oriental and African Studies
wgclarencesmith@yahoo.co.uk|
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The economic histories of commodity trades, slavery and connexions between religions and economic behaviour
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Professor H. Floris Cohen|
University of Twente
H.F.Cohen@utwente.nl|
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The comparative history of science
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Professor Nick Crafts|
London School of Economics
N.Crafts@lse.ac.uk|
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European and Asian industrialisation and the development of the international economy since 1873
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Dr. John Darwin|
Nuffield College, Oxford
John.Darwin@nuffield.oxford.ac.uk|
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British and comparative imperial histories
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Professor Karel Davids|
Free University, Amsterdam
ca.davids@let.vu.nl|
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Comparative history of European and Asian sciences and technologies, 1500-1800
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Dr. Kent Deng|
London School of Economics
k.g.deng@lse.ac.uk|
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Chinese, maritime and agrarian history and the political economy of Ming-Qing China
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Professor Larry Epstein|
London School of Economics
s.r.epstein@lse.ac.uk|
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Early modern European economics, states and the formation of markets, skill formation
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Dr. Bouda Etemad
University of Geneva
Bouda.etemad@histec.unige.ch|
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Long-run trade between north and south and colonialism
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Dr. Sakis Gekas
London School of Economics
a.gekas@lse.ac.uk|
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Research Officer for the GEHN project - Comparative advantages and labour productivity in a global industry: the manufacture and export of cotton textiles in Eurasia, 1498-1914
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Professor Barry Gills
University of Newcastle
b.k.gills@ncl.ac.uk|
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Comparative political economy and the history of world systems
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Professor Jack Goldstone|
George Mason University
jgoldsto@gmu.edu|
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The political economy of early modern Europe, China and the Ottoman Empire
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Dr. Regina Grafe
Nuffield College, Oxford
Regina.Grafe@nuffield.oxford.ac.uk|
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The formation and integration of markets in early modern Europe
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Professor Knick Harley
St Antony's College, Oxford
knick.harley@economics.ox.ac.uk|
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The growth and integration of the world economy
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Emeritus Professor Geoffrey Hosking
|School of East European and Slavonic Studies
G.Hosking@ssees.ac.uk|
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The economic aspects of Russia's imperial and national identity and "trust" in European and world history
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Professor Janet Hunter|
London School of Economics
j.e.hunter@lse.ac.uk|
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Gender, work and industrialisation
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Professor Ian Inkster|
Nottingham Trent University
ian@inkster.org.uk|
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The comparative histories of European and Asian technologies
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Professor Paul Johnson
London School of Economics
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The histories of social risk in Europe, India and China
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Ms Tracy Keefe
London School of Economics
gehn@lse.ac.uk|
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GEHN Administrator
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Professor Beverly Lemire|
University of Alberta
lemire@ualberta.ca|
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Textiles and clothing in early-modern Britain; second-hand cultures; gender and credit
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Dr. Colin Lewis|
London School of Economics
c.m.lewis@lse.ac.uk|
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The political economy of Latin America
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London School of Economics d.ma1@lse.ac.uk|
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Long-term economic growth in East Asia
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Professor Alan Macfarlane|
King's College, Cambridge
am12@cus.cam.ac.uk|
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The cultural, social and economic histories of England, Nepal and Japan
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Professor Paolo Malanima|
University of Pisa
p.malanima@stm.unipi.it|
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Comparative energy systems
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Professor Patrick Manning
World History Centre, Boston
planeterra@comcast.net|
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African and global economic and demographic history
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Dr. Matthias Middell
Leipzig University
middell@uni-leipzig.de|
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Historiography of world history and European cultural history
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Professor Patrick O'Brien
|London School of Economics
GEHN Convenor
p.o'brien@lse.ac.uk|
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Comparative Economic Histories of European and Asian Science and Technologies
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Professor Kevin O'Rourke|
Trinity College, Dublin
kevin.orourke@tcd.ie|
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The political economy of globalisation 1873-2001
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Professor Jurgen Osterhammel
University of Konstanz
juergen.osterhammel@uni-konstanz.de|
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The history of colonisation and cultural interactions between Europe and China since the 17th century
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Professor Sevket Pamuk|
Bogazici University
pamuk@boun.edu.tr|
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The economic history of the Ottoman Empire
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Professor Prasannan Parthasarathi
Boston College
parthasa@bc.edu|
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Comparative standards of living and the history of the world textile industry
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Professor Ken Pomeranz|
University of California, Irvine
klpomera@uci.edu|
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Comparative economic histories of China and Europe; environmental and Imperial history
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Professor Maarten Prak|
University of Utrecht
maarten.prak@let.uu.nl|
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The rise of capitalism in early modern Europe in comparative perspective
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Professor Om Prakash
University of Delhi
prakash@econdse.org|
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Early modern Indian economic history and the history of trade in the Indian Ocean
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Professor John F. Richards|
Duke University
richards@duke.edu|
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Environmental and Indian History
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Giorgio Riello
London School of Economics
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Research Officer for the GEHN project - Comparative advantages and labour productivity in a global industry: the manufacture and export of cotton textiles in Eurasia, 1498-1914
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Professor Tirthankar Roy
Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics,now Reader in Economic History, LSE
t.roy@lse.ac.uk|
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The industrialisation of colonial and post colonial India
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Professor Osamu Saito
Hitotsubashi University
o.saito@srv.cc.hit-u.ac.jp|
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Comparative historical demography
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Dr. Max Schulze
|London School of Economics
m.s.schulze@lse.ac.uk|
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The economic history of the Habsburg Empire and problems of quantification in comparative economic history
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Professor Kaoru Sugihara|
Osaka University
sugihara@econ.osaka-u.ac.jp|
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Asian and Global Trade
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Professor Tom Tomlinson|
School of Oriental and African Studies
tt2@soas.ac.uk|
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The economic history of South Asia and modern globalisation
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Professor Steve Topik
University of California, Irvine
stopik@benfranklin.hnet.uci.edu|
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The Economic History of South America and commodities in world trade
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Professor Jan Luiten Van Zanden
Utrecht University
janluiten.vanzanden@let.uu.nl| and
International Institute of Social History,Amsterdam
jvz@iisg.nl|
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The comparative economic history of early modern Europe and Dutch colonies overseas
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Professor Peer Vries
Leiden University
p.h.h.vries@let.leidenuniv.nl|
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Comparative history of early modern Europe and Asia (especially China and Japan)
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Dr. David Washbrook|
St Antony's College, Oxford
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The political economy and social history of colonial India
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Professor Harriet Zurndorfer
Sinological Institute
Leiden University
h.zurndorfer@wolmail.nl|
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The economic history of women with reference to China
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