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Webinar in Ibero-American Economic History: Javier Mejía (Stanford University)

Modernizing elites in Latin America: Social-network evidence from the emergence of banking in Antoquia

Dates:

03-06-2022

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Webinar in Ibero-American Economic History

Javier Mejía (Stanford University)

Modernizing elites in Latin America: Social-network evidence from the emergence of banking in Antoquia

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Hour: 16:00
Organizers: Centre d'Estudis Antoni de Capmany/Departament d'Història Econòmica de la Universitat de Barcelona, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Universidad de la República (Uruguai) and El Colegio de México

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