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19th Century Poster Competition
These are the finalists for the Long 19th Century World Economic History Congress competition for graduate student posters. The posters will be presented on site at the World Congress at the Boston Marriott Cambridge.
Session members
- Chenzi Xu, Harvard University, United States
- André L. Lanza, University of São Paulo , Brazil
- Samuel R. Betteridge, London School of Economics, United Kingdom
- Pérola Maria Goldfeder Borges de Castro, University of São Paulo, Brazil
- Yannick Dupraz, University of Warwick, United Kingdom
- Moe Takahashi, Keio Univeresity, Japan
- Vigyan D. Ratnoo, University of York, United Kingdom
- Muhammad Z. Abbasi, American University in Cairo, Egypt
- Javier Mejia, Los Andes University, Colombia
- Mai Adachi, University of Tokyo, Japan
- Shohei Yamasaki, Graduate School of Economics, The University of Tokyo , Japan
- Ioanna-Elissavet Kalokairinou, University Paris 1, France
- Jonathan Guzman Garcia, Universidad de Cartagena, Colombia
Papers
Panel abstract
1st half
Financial Frictions in Trade: Evidence from a 19th century Global Financial Crisis
Chenzi Xu
Immigrants and Land Policy in São Paulo State, Brazil (1886-1930)
André L. Lanza
Taxing the Foreign Consumer: Indian Exports and British Opium Policy in Bengal, 1888190
Samuel R. Betteridge
“Gathering News around the Throne”: The Brazilian Postal System and the Formation of National State in Brazil (1829-1890)
Pérola Maria Goldfeder Borges de Castro
Fatherless: The Long-Term Effects of Losing a Father in the U.S. Civil War
Yannick Dupraz
Historical Study on the Formation Process of Overseas Chinese Policy - Empirical Analysis Using Administrative Documents in the French Colonial Period
Moe Takahashi
Railways, Land Tenure and Rural India
Vigyan D. Ratnoo
Sharī‘a under the English Legal System in British India
Muhammad Z. Abbasi
Social Networks and Entrepreneurship: Evidence from a Historical Episode of Industrialization
Javier Mejia
The Impact of River Transport on Industrialization in Germany from the Late Nineteenth Century to the Early Twentieth Century, in the Context of Interurban Competition – A Case Study of the River Rhine and its Branch
Mai Adachi
2nd half
Human Capital Accumulation and Economic Development in Modern Japan
Shohei Yamasaki
The Sea Commercial Routes Designed by the Greek Shipowners during the Period 1830-1914
Ioanna-Elissavet Kalokairinou
La Manumisión como Dimensión Política de la Libertad en la Provincia de Cartagena, 1800 – 1810
Jonathan Guzman Garcia