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29 Sep 2023: Faculty of History, University of Cambridge. Quantitative History Seminar, Lent Term 2016 Supported by the Centre for History and Economics. ... 7th March Professor B. Zorina Khan (Bowdoin College and National Bureau of Economic Research).

29 Sep 2023: people care more about themselves and their families than strangers. As economic activity mostly. ... economic, political and philosophical context that provides the foundation to analyse and interpret.

29 Sep 2023: Seminar in Early Modern Economic and Social History Faculty of History, University of Cambridge, Easter 2015.

29 Sep 2023: in the Senior Parlour, Gonville Court, Gonville and Caius College. The History Faculty’s Trevelyan Fund provides crucial and much appreciated assistance to support visits by scholars from outside Cambridge. ... Lucy Delap, Murray Edwards College

29 Sep 2023: Economic growth, social inequality. and material culture in Flanders and Brabant (c.18). ... The Core seminar combines the series: Medieval Economic & Social History; Early Modern Economic & Social.

29 Sep 2023: 13th October. Professor Alexander Field (Santa Clara, California). A great leap forward: 1930s depression and US economic growth. ... 24th November. Dr Leigh Shaw-Taylor (Cambridge). Economic development and structural change since 1700.

29 Sep 2023: The workshop meets on alternate Thursdays during term in the Senior Parlour, Gonville and Caius College, 3-4 p.m. ... Tea and coffee will be served. Convenors: Melissa Calaresu (Caius), Valentina Caldari (St Catharine’s), Mary Laven (Jesus), Gabriela

29 Sep 2023: Seminar in Early Modern Economic and Social History Faculty of History, University of Cambridge, Lent 2015.

17 Jan 2024: 13 October (In-person). - Medha Bhattacharya (London School of Economics and Political Science), Conceptions of Belonging and Construction of Identity in Bihar in the Late Colonial Era (1910-1940). - ... Pritam Singh (London School of Economics and

29 Sep 2023: repair muscles, this lack was said to be a cause of bad health and therefore of impending national economic crisis. ... 1050 -c.1550. Dr Leigh Shaw-Taylor gained an ESRC Impact Acceleration grant on ‘Interactive online resources for economic and social

29 Sep 2023: The Seminar meets on Tuesdays at 5 pm. Melissa Calaresu, Gonville and Caius College (mtc12@cam.ac.uk) Lawrence Klein, Emmanuel College (lek26@cam.ac.uk) Renaud Morieux, Jesus College

29 Sep 2023: economics, that are linked by a call for a more pluralistic understanding of the functioning. ... Judy Stephenson, Associate Professor in Economics and Finance of the Built Environment, UCL.

25 Jan 2024: Eight two-hour classes) Tu. 2 St John’s DR M. ASTA History of economic thought. ... Eight two-hour classes) W.9 Darwin. Economic and Social History. PROF. P.

29 Sep 2023: The workshop meets on alternate Thursdays during term in the Bateman Room, Gonville and Caius College, from 1-2 p.m. ... Convenors: Melissa Calaresu (Caius), Mary Laven (Jesus), William O’Reilly (Trinity Hall), Helen Pfeifer (Christ’s), Ulinka

29 Sep 2023: of the real lives of wage workers. 16 February 2023: Eugene Costello (UC Cork & Stockholm University) Environmental Knowledge and Economic Interaction:. ... was based on a much more complex economic understanding than has often been assumed.

17 Jan 2024: Pritam Singh (London School of Economics and Political Science), Caste, Race and Capital in the Indian Ocean Arena: The Tale of the Indian Traders in South Africa c.1860–1910.

29 Sep 2023: Early Modern Scholarship and Religion Seminar. Lent Term 2020 Senior Parlour, Gonville and Caius, Fridays, 12.30-2.00 pm unless otherwise indicated. ... 14 February (Bateman Room, Gonville and Caius). Hanna Gentili (The Warburg Institute), ‘Yoḥanan

29 Sep 2023: Professor Bailey’s talk, a joint session with the Modern British History Seminar, will take place in the Bateman Auditorium, Gonville and Caius College. ... Lucy Delap, Murray Edwards College (lmd11@cam.ac.uk) Lawrence Klein, Emmanuel College (lek26@cam

29 Sep 2023: Her current freelance work examines the challenges of ageing. She was the joint winner of the 2019 IPPR Economics prize for the essay ‘Incentivising an Ethical Economics’, with Simon Szreter and ... Simon Szreter is Professor of History and Public

29 Sep 2023: 15 March 2018 Asli Niyazioglu (Oxford). Garden Stories and Literary Networks in Sixteenth-Century Istanbul The seminar meets on alternate Thursdays during term in the Senior Parlour, Gonville and Caius College, ... The seminar will be followed by drinks