Professor Max Schulze

Research interests

European economic history; economic development of the Habsburg Empire; goods and capital market integration; long-run economic growth and convergence; historical economic geography.

Current research projects

• Integration and Growth: Capital and Goods Markets in 14^th to 18^th century Europe (with O. Volckart; Leverhulme Trust, grant RPG-133)
• Market Integration and the Welfare of Europeans (with G. Federico; ERC)
• Market Access, Endowments, Industrial Location: The Habsburg Economy, 1870-1913 (Economic & Social Research Council,grant RES-000-22-1598)
• Das Handelsnetz Zentraleuropas: Preisintegration und interregionaler Handel zwischen Österreich, Ungarn, der Tschechischen Republik, der Slowakei, Polen und Deutschland, 1850-1939 (with N. Wolf; Fritz Thyssen Stiftung)

Teaching 2019-20

EH312 - Knowledge, Technology and Economy from the Middle Ages to Modernity

You can view Professor Schulze's CV here: Max Schulze CV [PDF]

Expertise

19th century, Austria, European economy, continental Europe, economic development, economic history