Lecturer at the podium

Graduate Economic History Seminars 2021-22

Time: Wednesdays 1-2pm UK time

Venue: Mar 1.10 (Marshall Building)

June 8 only: MAR 1.04 (Marshall Building)

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Summer Term 2022

4 May - in person

  • Murray Seccombe (Lancaster University)
  • Highways, Law and Governance in the Parish of Halifax, c.1550-1700 

11 May – in person

  • Ryah Thomas (University of Oxford)
  • All rise: Immigrants, Locals, and Socioeconomic Mobility in England (1851-1911) 

18 May – in person

  • Hillary Vipond (LSE)
  • Technological Unemployment in Historical Perspective: A Task Level Analysis

25 May -  online

  • Carla Salvo (Sapienza University of Rome)
  • Does Trade Liberalization Boost Innovation? Evidence from French Industrial Sectors in the 19th century 

1 June - in person

  • Marie Beigelman (University of Barcelona)
  • Intergenerational Effect of Violence on Health and Family Outcomes 

8 June - in person - MAR 1.04 (Marshall Building)

  • Alex Green (LSE)
  • A Long 1946, a Pivotal Year for the International Wheat Market 

 

15 June - in person

  • Andrea Ramazzotti, (LSE)
  • When Italy Lost Track: Minimum Wages, Educational Choices and long-run Outcomes in Italy 1960s-1980s 

 

Lent Term 2022

19 January - online seminar

  • Matías Cabello (Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg)
  • The Counterreformation, Science, and Long-Term Growth: A Black Legend?  

26 January - In person

  • Ziang Liu (LSE)
  • Wages, Labour Market and Living Standards in China, 1530-1840 – TBC

2 February - online seminar

  • Ludwig Pelzl (European University Institute)
  • Old Age, Social Mobility and Saving in South Germany, 17th to 18th centuries

9 February - online seminar

  • Ariane Salem (University of Geneva)
  • The Negative Impacts of Colonization on the Local Population: Evidence from Morocco

16 February - online seminar

  • Alice Dominici (European University Institute)
  • The Medieval Origins of Catholic Political Preferences

 23 February – Reading Week

 

2 March - In-person seminar

  • Xizi Luo (LSE)
  • The Persistence of Status: Social Mobility in Imperial China, 1700-1902

9 March - In-person seminar

  • Safya Morshed (LSE)
  • Paper Tigers and Leviathans: The Role of Intermediaries in the Fiscal Development of Mughal India (1556-1707) and Qing China (1644-1911) Compared

16 March - In-person seminar

  • Julius Koschnick (LSE)
  • Breaking Tradition: Knowledge flows at English Universities during the Scientific Revolution

23 March - In-person seminar

  • Aurelius Noble
  • The Last Testament: Wealth, Class and Occupation from Complete English Probate Data, 1858-1907

30 March - online seminar

  • Jordi Caum Julio (University of Barcelona)
  • Institutions, Allegiance and Prestige: Healthcare Provision in Colonial India

 

Michaelmas 2021

29 September - In person seminar

  • Vincent Delabastita (KU Leuven)
  • Colluding Against Workers: Evidence from Belgium (1845-1913) 

6 October - Online seminar

  • Pier Paolo Creanza (Princeton University)
  • Institutions, Trade, and Growth: the Ancient Greek case of proxenia

13 October - Online seminar

  • Fernando Stipanicic (Tolouse School of Economics)
  • The Diffusion of Knowledge: Evidence from the Jet Age

20 October - Online seminar

  • Peiyuan Li (University of Colorado Boulder)
  • Political Repression, Media Propaganda, and Nation Building

27 October - In person seminar

  • Hanzhi Deng (LSE)
  • Re-examine the Restoration: Fiscal Capacity and Industrialization in Modern China, 1860-1930

3 November - Reading Week

 

10 November - In person Job Market Workshop

  • Yitong (Nora) Qiu (LSE)
  • Power and Identity of Manchu and Mongol Bannermen in Qing: A Study of Household Economies by Means of Confiscation Inventory Lists 

17 November - In person Job Market Workshop

  • Juliana Jaramillo (LSE)
  • Job Market Workshop – Title tbc

24 November - In person Job Market Workshop

  • Felix Schaff (LSE)
  • Job Market Workshop – Title tbc

1 December - In person seminar

  • Victoria Gierok (University of Oxford)
  • Fiscal Capacity in Urban Pre-Industrial Germany: Introducing a New Database

8 December - In person seminar

  • Mario Cuenda García (LSE)
  • Taxation and Agricultural Production in Spain, 1901-1936: the Impact of the Elaboration of the Land Cadastre