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Gill Newton. Visiting Research Affiliate. CAMPOP. Image. Research. I create and use large-scale datasets to reveal the changing demographic and economic behaviour of past generations. ... 2019: Gill Newton: ‘Data mining Family History Society

The issue of sustainability, and the idea that economic growth and development might destroy its own foundations, is one of the defining political problems of our era. ... Weaving together aspirations for power, for economic development and agricultural

The Oyster-Shrimp Transition in American Cookery," London School of Economics Graduate Economic History Seminar, 18 November 2020 (online). ... Fish and the American Food System," University of Cambridge Economic and Social History Graduate Workshop, 20

Toggle navigation. Main navigation. Study. Research. About. People. Labour History Cluster. Image. The Labour History Cluster was inaugurated in 2019 as a means for generating collaboration and debate on themes of labour, broadly defined. There are

It explores the changing boundaries of scientific expertise and its interaction with political and economic actors. ... I have received research grants from the Joint Centre for History and Economics, the Royal Historical Society, and the Economic

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Dr Pedro Ramos Pinto. Associate Professor in International Economic History. Fellow of Trinity Hall. ... M.Phil in Economic and Social History. Central Concepts in Economic and Social History.

We encourage submissions on a variety of topics including global economic history; histories of science, migration, race, gender and empire; post-colonial studies and comparative history. ... Sahil Bhagat (Columbia University and London School of

century economic history completed at any university in the world in 2015, 2016 or 2017. ... 71-89. []. 4. C. Read, ‘Taxes, tariffs and the economics of nationalism in 1840s Ireland’, in D.

IT facilities. Image. The History Faculty shares a joint IT team with the Faculty of Economics, which is nearby on the Sidgwick Site.