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This Outline explores these processes in all their rich variety, providing students with an overview of political, religious, cultural, intellectual, social, and economic developments that made the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries

Andreas Mørkved (Cambridge), co-organised with the Cambridge History & Economics Seminar.

The Seminar is methodologically eclectic and open to cognate disciplines (including geography, sociology, demographics and economics).

My research has been generously funded by a Lightfoot Studentship at the University of Cambridge, and the Economic History Society.

edited: Robert Owen, A New View of Society (Penguin, 1971). 'Labour, Power and the Size of Firms in the Lancashire Cotton Industry', Economic History Review, XXX (1), Feb.

Toggle navigation. Main navigation. Study. Research. About. People. Feminisms - a global history. How has feminism developed? What have feminists achieved? What can we learn from the global history of feminism? Feminism is the ongoing story of a

In the context of early modern Britain, a patriarchal, pre-industrial household economy undergoing rapid commercial expansion, gender was fundamental to social hierarchy, economic activity, work, legal structures, political authority, religious

I was a co-convenor of the Cambridge World History workshop for 2021-2022, and am co-convening the Social and Economic History Workshop for 2022-2023.

Subject groups/Research projects. Modern British and Irish History; Economic and Social History.

in colonial India’, which was published in Modern Asian Studies in 1981; ‘Progress and problems: South Asian economic and social history c.1720–1860’ (MAS 1988); and ‘Land and labour in ... He was a member of the Global Economic History Network