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Cartoon Representations of Late-Ottoman Women (1870-1911)", Cambridge Economic and Social History Workshop, University of Cambridge, 14 March 2023.

Civil society and the state, the interaction between the economy and the political sphere, economic limits to politics, political theory and modern economics. ... philosophy; scepticism and the rise of the ideas of moral science; social science;

Economic, Social and Cultural History. Image. This project demonstrates how the codification of religious personal laws permitted state  to enter into intimate dialogue with citizens on their domestic lives, which was

I am a former member of the New York-Cambridge Training Collaboration (NYCTC), and have also been a Prize Research Student at the Centre for History and Economics. -

I completed my undergraduate degree at Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge where I obtained a BA in Business and Economics and where I first became interested in eighteenth- and nineteenth-century social ... and economic history after studying the life

Engaged Economists. Politics, Profession and Economics in the Left-wing Commitment, 1930s-1960s. ... In economic history, it has revitalized research on real wages and living standards, a well-established, and vibrant field.

Toggle navigation. Main navigation. Study. Research. About. People. Newsletter. Spring 2024. Letter from the Chair. Professor Mary Laven. At Cambridge, we pride ourselves on offering ‘research-led teaching’, but what does that actually mean and

Toggle navigation. Main navigation. Study. Research. About. People. Intelligence. Seminar or event series. Sir Michael Howard, an official historian of WW2 intelligence, wrote in 1985: ‘So far as official government policy is concerned, the

In Part I of the History Tripos, I supervise Papers 4 (British Political History, 1485-1714), 9 (British Economic and Social History, c.1500-1750) and 16 (European History, 1450-1760).

Asking how technologies based on vast amounts of (increasingly personal) data became thinkable, from what often economic imperatives they emerged, and on what infrastructures they rely, hence, seems a vital endeavour