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  2. CWPESH no. 12 full _Newton_

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    20 Jul 2021: 1695-1706’, in Schurer K and Arkell T (eds) Surveying the people: the interpretation and use of. ... The parts of historical records that identify people that may be relevant in a family.

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  4. Economic and Social History at Cambridge

    https://www.econsoc.hist.cam.ac.uk/faculty_students.html
    21 Sep 2023: New Podcast Available. The 2022 Ellen McArthur Lectures. Professor Bob Allen. "From Foraging to the First States: an Economic History". Further information ». Economic and Social Historians in Cambridge. These pages are intended to list everyone

  5. Economic and Social History at Cambridge

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    21 Sep 2023: New Podcast Available. The 2022 Ellen McArthur Lectures. Professor Bob Allen. "From Foraging to the First States: an Economic History". The University of Cambridge has long been one of the world’s leading centres for the study of economic and

  6. Economic and Social History at Cambridge

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    21 Sep 2023: Indeed, why did people take it up under such circumstances? Why was farming confined for millenia to the fertile crescent and then why did it spread to Mesopotamia and beyond? ... Lecture 2 (3 March 2022). Malthus in the Levant. How the health of people

  7. Economic and Social History at Cambridge

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    21 Sep 2023: Indeed, why did people take it up under such circumstances? Why was farming confined for millenia to the fertile crescent and then why did it spread to Mesopotamia and beyond?

  8. Economic and Social History at Cambridge

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    4 May 2024: His primary focus is on when regional inequality began to widen in the People’s Republic of China and whether the living standards also diverged simultaneously.

  9. Economic and Social History at Cambridge

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    1 Mar 2024: New Podcast Available. The 2022 Ellen McArthur Lectures. Professor Bob Allen. "From Foraging to the First States: an Economic History". Current Research Projects. From Marketplace to Online Market: Consumer Experiences in Zimbabwe. c) 2023-2024

  10. Economic and Social History at Cambridge

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    1 Mar 2024: New Podcast Available. The 2022 Ellen McArthur Lectures. Professor Bob Allen. "From Foraging to the First States: an Economic History". Working Papers in Economic and Social History. The working papers series was launched in March 2012 as a showcase

  11. Economic and Social History at Cambridge

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    21 Sep 2023: New Podcast Available. The 2022 Ellen McArthur Lectures. Professor Bob Allen. "From Foraging to the First States: an Economic History". Monday 13 July 2015. Cambridge Group 50th Anniversary Event. Population Histories In Context: Past Achievements

  12. Economic and Social History at Cambridge

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    21 Sep 2023: New Podcast Available. The 2022 Ellen McArthur Lectures. Professor Bob Allen. "From Foraging to the First States: an Economic History". About/Contact Us. This website provides information about economic and social history at the University of

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