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Spring 2013

Title

Speaker

Date

That’s What We Paid for It: The Spell of the Home Purchase Price through the Centuries

Piet Eichenholtz (Maastricht University) and Thies Lindenthal (MIT)

07-02-13

The Roots of Persistent Global Gaps in Democracy: Making the Family Count

Selin Dilli (UU)

14-02-13

Human capital in Qing China: economic determinism or a history of failed opportunities?

Xuyi (Guangxi Normal University), Bas van Leeuwen (UU) and Péter Földvári (UU)

21-02-13

An artisan 'revolution' in late-medieval and early modern Europe?

Maarten Prak (UU)

07-03-13

The Economic Impact of the Craft Guilds: A Quantitative Analysis for Dutch and Italian Cities, 1200-1800

Miguel Laborda-Pemán (UU)

14-03-13

China before Capitalism

R. Bin Wong (UCLA)

18-03-13

The Commercial Household: Household composition and living-in non-kin in an EMP-area (the Netherlands, 17th century)

Tine De Moor (UU) and Annemarie Bouman (UU)

21-03-13

The political economy of default: Sweden and the international capital markets, 1810-1832

Patrik Winton (Uppsala Universitet)

04-04-13

Doing business in a wave of nationalizations: Philipp Brothers and the Bolivian tin experience

Espen Storli (Universitetet i Oslo)

11-04-13

Mining: Late Antiquity to Early Islam

Michael Morony (UCLA)

18-04-13

Institutional Roots of Authoritarian Rule in the Middle East: Political Legacies of the Waqf

Timur Kuran (Duke University)

25-04-13

 

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New Book: Agency, Gender and Economic Development in the World Economy 1850–2000

New Working Paper: Immovable capital goods in medieval Muslim lands: why water-mills andbuilding cranes went missing (data here)

New GEHS book: Technology, Skills and the Pre-Modern Economy in the East and the West, editors Maarten Prak and Jan Luiten van Zanden

The Long Road to the Industrial Revolution available as print on demand paper back

Film impressions, Tine De Moor and Bas van Bavel of the CGEH explain the societal relevance of their research in short films

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