Agenda

IMHOS: Olivier Accominotti (LSE,CEPR), Kim Oosterlinck (Université Libre de Bruxelles, CEPR)

Selective Default Risk: Evidence from the German Default of the 1930s

IMHOS: Thomas Blanchet (World Inequality Lab), Amory Gethin (Paris School of Economics, World Inequality Lab), Lucas Chancel (Paris School of Economics, World Inequality Lab)

Why is Europe Less Unequal than the United States?

Webinar in Ibero-American Economic History: Regina Grafe (European University Institute)

Imperial regulation, commercial practices, and the pan-European genesis of the trade in enslaved Africans to Spanish America

IMHOS: Julia Cagé (Sciences Po Paris i CEPR), Edgard Dewitte (Sciences Po Paris)

It Takes Money to Make MPs: New Evidence from 150 Years of British Campaign Spending

Seminari d'Estudiants de Doctorat: Guillermo Esteban Oliver (Universitat de Lleida)

The curse of geography? Railways and growth in a developing economy: Spain 1877-1930

IMHOS: Charles Goodhart (LSE i CEPR), Manoj Pradhan (CEPR)

The Great Demographic Reversal: Ageing Societies, Waning Inequality, and an Inflation Revival

Seminari d'Estudiants de Doctorat: Martín Garrido Lepe (Universitat de Barcelona)

Los efectos de la crisis eléctrica en la industria manufacturera chilena, 1940-1960

Seminari d'Estudiants de Doctorat: Carlos Marcuello Recaj (Universitat de Barcelona)

Demanda alimentaria china y su impacto económico en América del Sur: el comercio de soja (1995-2018)

Seminari d'Estudiants de Doctorat: Isidro Hernández Rodríguez (Universitat de Barcelona)

Economía política de la tributación en Colombia 1821-2015

Seminari d'Estudiants de Doctorat: Adrián Cabezas Sánchez (Universitat de Barcelona)

Dificultades y problemas en los ferrocarriles del bando republicano durante la Guerra Civil

Webinar in Ibero-American Economic History: Aurora Gómez-Galvarriato (El Colegio de México)

Two Centuries of Inequality in the Construction Sector in Mexico City, 1730-1930

IMHOS: Daniel Waldenström (Research Institute of Industrial Economics, IFN Stockholm)

What Determines the Capital Share over the Long Run of History?

Webinar in Ibero-American Economic History: Andrea Papadia (University of Bonn)

Slavery and development in 19th century Brazil

Seminari d'Estudiants de Doctorat: Carolina Román (Universitat de Barcelona)

Evolución del consumo privado histórico: Uruguay 1870-1955

IMHOS: Caroline Fohlin (Emory University)

The Berlin Stock Exchange in the "Great Disorder"

Primer Webminar Interuniversitario sobre Historia Económica de Chile

Programa de Doctorado Historia Económica (Universidad de Barcelona) | Programa de Doctorado Historia (Universidad de Chile)

Webinar in Ibero-American Economic History: Manuel Llorca-Jaña (Universidad de Valparaíso)

"Interpersonal violence in Chile, c.1880s-2010s: A tale of delayed but successful convergence"

IMHOS: Morgan Kelly (University College Dublin)

"Understanding Persistence"

Webinar in Ibero-American Economic History: Aldo Elizalde (University of Glasgow)

"Public good or public ‘bad’? Indigenous institutions, nation-building, and the demand for road infrastructure in Mexico"

IMHOS: Marc Flandreau (University of Pennsylvania)

"How Vulture Investors Draft Constitutions: North and Weingast 30 years Later"