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29 Sep 2023: debates on colonial violence, religious zealotry,. marriage in the middle ages and fashion extremes. ... repair muscles, this lack was said to be a cause of bad health and therefore of impending national economic crisis.

29 Sep 2023: Craig Muldrew, a Fellow of Queens’College, is a specialist in early-modern English social, economic and cultural history. ... To Senior Lecturer. Christopher Briggs, a Fellow of Selwyn College, is a specialist in English and European social and

29 Sep 2023: Not only do we learn about the evolution of this polymath’s thinking on philosophy, politics, religion, education, economics and science, but also we plunge into the later Stuart new worlds ... I recall the overwhelming endurance test that was Part I;

29 Sep 2023: Cambridge Global Economic History Seminar Easter Term 2023 Tuesdays, 17:15-18:45,. Audit Room, King’s College (unless otherwise noted) Convenors: Gareth Austin and Bronwen Everill. ... The Greatest Divergence of World History: Elite violence and elite

29 Sep 2023: The Core seminar combines multiple seminar series: Medieval Economic and Social History; Early Modern Economic and Social History; Modern Economic and Social History and Policy; African Economic History; Global Economic History; ... Quantitative History;

29 Sep 2023: The “resource curse” literature links dependence on minerals to worsening socio-economic outcomes, includingeducation. ... We test this claim using the introduction of social insurance in Germany in the 1880s and1890s.

29 Sep 2023: Medieval Economic and Social History Seminar, Easter Term. 2015. The seminar will meet in the Walters Room, Selwyn College, at 5 p.m. ... the late middle ages. Convener: Chris Briggs (cdb23@cam.ac.uk). The support of the Trevelyan Fund (Faculty of.

29 Sep 2023: Medieval Economic and Social History Seminar, Easter Term 2017. The seminar will meet in the Walters Room, Selwyn College, at 5 p.m. ... It suggests that the emergence of villeinage and the powerful notion of what Orlando Patterson defined as

29 Sep 2023: Ashton Prize for the best article published in the Economic History Review in 2015 or 2016. ... Transport and Economic Development in England and Wales 1680–1911” (Dr Leigh Shaw Taylor). •

29 Sep 2023: But a spiralling economic crisis since 2017 fundamentally compromised Bashir’s power base and impoverished the central Sudanese middle class. ... ideals of self-determination, popular sovereignty and economic dignity for a new generation.

29 Sep 2023: 17 November. Professor Chris Dyer (Leicester) Assessing the importance of social mobility in the middle ages. ... Centre for Financial History; the Centre for History and Economics; the Cambridge Group for the History of Population and Social Structure;

29 Sep 2023: All welcome! Thursday 4th October. Professor Adrian Bell (Reading). Modern Finance in the Middle Ages? ... Economics; the Cambridge Group for the History of Population and Social Structure; and the Centre for Quantitative Economic.

29 Sep 2023: China. Those in Singapore, known as the Chinese middle schools riots, resulted from protests. ... on recounting rather than analysing the riots.5 The same is for those on the Chinese middle.

29 Sep 2023: paper in British economic and social history, generally in the very first year at Cambridge. ... Andrew Arsan, Lecturer in Middle Eastern History (a new post), has been encountered already in this newsletter, and is writing A History of Modern Lebanon

29 Sep 2023: No one would suggest that the political, social, economic, religious and cultural structures and achievements of the sixth century are the same as those of the fourth. ... Equally there were some elements of social and economic organization in different

2 Feb 2024: Nominated for the Gladstone Memorial Prize, 2002). 32.21. P Offord Marriage seasons and economic regions in Kent, c.1550-1750. ... Nominated for Royal Historical Society: History of Scotland 2015) The United States and Britain’s relationship with the

2 Feb 2024: Nominated for the Gladstone Memorial Prize, 2002). 32.21. P Offord Marriage seasons and economic regions in Kent, c.1550-1750. ... Nominated for Royal Historical Society: History of Scotland 2015) The United States and Britain’s relationship with the

28 Mar 2024: 11 . O2: British Isles in the Middle Ages  DRS BRIGGS, PRATT & PROF WATKINS (Twelve lectures, weeks 1‐2, 4‐5 and 7‐8) T. ... 2 Economics for Historians (Eight lectures, weeks 1‐8) Th. 9 . Skills  (Four lectures,

16 Nov 2023: WillardParsons was perhaps typical of the city’s middle-class reformers;. 21New York Tribune, Nov. ... partici-pating children journeyed not only from city to country, butfrom poor to middle-class surroundings.

16 Nov 2023: Movements for city parks gained momentum from the middle of the nineteenth century onward. ... other forms catered to middle‐class norms and incomes, yet remained hugely appealing to the working class.