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Stephanie van Dam. PhD Candidate in Social Economic History. Image. Stephanie is a PhD student at the History Faculty, Cambridge University.

The doctrine believes that markets, left to their own devices, can produce the greatest economic growth and thus the greatest economic good. ... The current retreat from globalization aims to be strategic rather than wholesale, with governments weighing

Brepols, 2009) pp.127-138. ‘Economics, Trade, and “Feudalism”’, in L. James (ed.) A Companion to Byzantium (Wiley-Blackwell, 2010) pp. ... The Early Byzantine Economy in Context: Aristocratic Property and Economic Growth Reconsidered’ in 

British economic and social history, 1700-1880 (Paper 10). Image. Part I, Paper 10. ... Navigate. British economic and social history, 1700-1880 (Paper 10). Connect with the Faculty of History.

This was exemplified in the co-authored essay, Incentivising an ethical economics: A radical plan to force a step change in the quality and quantity of the UK's economic growth, ... which jointly won the 2019 IPPR Economics Prize, and in the new book

This research is a continuation of my MPhil dissertation completed at Cambridge in Economic and Social History (2023) and first began as the subject of my undergraduate thesis for the University ... Financial centers, institutional economics, investment

A Social and Economic History of Darzis (Muslim Tailors) in Calcutta, 1887-1967. ... The main focus so far has been on the barriers that nation-states erect to protect their borders against migrants from poorer, conflict-ridden countries, whether

I am a member of the Cambridge Group for the History of Population and Social Structure (CAMPOP), the Centre for History and Economics, and am funded by the Economic and Social ... 2023 Economic and Social History Graduate Student Conference, hosted by

The Irish in 18th-century London. 'The economic lives of women in Edinburgh, 1634 – 1696 (jointly with Dr Amy Blakeway). ... of the British Record Society, and the Editorial Board of Cambridge Working Papers in Economic & Social History.

Early Modern History. Economic, Social and Cultural History. Modern British and Irish History.

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

I'm broadly interested in comparative economic cultures and in telling histories of the economy in different ways. ... I supervise PhD students in material culture, Atlantic slavery and abolition, and African economic history.

essential precursor to economic prosperity, as is evidenced by the story of our own industrial revolution.

Jankowiak, continuing to work on the economic history of the Near East, with a particular focus on Egypt. ... Wine Production and Exchange in Late Antique Egyptian Monasteries: A Micro-Economic Analysis' - Cambridge Economic and Social History Graduate

into the study of economic and social history. ... Social, economic, political, and intellectual approaches are all represented, with cross-cutting thematic interests in colonialism and imperialism, collaboration and resistance, diaspora and migration,

Supervises in most areas of British social and economic History from 1500 to 1800. ... Credit and the Courts: Debt Litigation in a Seventeenth Century Urban Community,' The Economic History Review.

Alice Byrne was nominated for the Ellen McArthur prize for the best undergraduate dissertation in economic history for ‘The Industrial Gender Order in Lancashire, c. ... Rachel Imrie was nominated for the Ellen McArthur prize for the best undergraduate

My studies are funded by the Economic and Social Research Council and the Cambridge Trust. ... trajectories. ‘A Quick Network Approach to Historical Data’: XVIII World Economic History Congress, MIT, Boston, August 2018.

Based on sources from across Britain, Europe, and the US, and blending quantitative, social, cultural, economic, and legal history, it challenges the very notions of 'Britishness' and 'foreignness'.

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