WEHC BOSTON 2018

World Economic History Congress. Boston 2018

Accepted Proposals with Call for Papers open

Panels below have CfPs open. Show all accepted proposals

  • Colonial financial markets in the long 18th century: a source of underdevelopment?

    2nd round proposal
    • Christie C Swanepoel (University of Western Cape)
    • Alberto HA Feenstra (University of Amsterdam)
    • Farley F Grubb (University of Delaware)

    This panel has Call for Papers open.
    If you are interested in participating, please contact the panel organizer(s) to submit a proposal.

    • Christie C Swanepoel, University of Western Cape, cswanepoel@uwc.ac.za, South Africa
    • Alberto HA Feenstra, University of Amsterdam, H.A.Feenstra@uva.nl, Netherlands
    • Farley F Grubb, University of Delaware, grubbf@udel.edu , United States

  • Consumers and retailers in the countryside – Europe/North America, 18th to mid 20th century

    • Béatrice Craig (University of Ottawa/department of history)
    • Jon Stobart (Manchester Metropolitan University)
    • Corinne Marache (Department of History-University of Bordeaux-Montaigne)
    • Galina Ulianova (Institute of Russian History, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow)

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    • Béatrice Craig , University of Ottawa/department of history, bcraig@uottawa.ca, Canada
    • Jon Stobart, Manchester Metropolitan University, jstobart@mmu.ac.uk, UK
    • Corinne Marache , Department of History-University of Bordeaux-Montaigne, corinne.marache@u-bordeaux-montaigne.fr, Fr
    • Galina Ulianova, Institute of Russian History, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, galina.ulianova@gmail.com, Russia

  • Coping with crisis: labor market, public policies and household economy. A comparative perspective on unequally industrialized regions from the mid-18th century to the interwar period (Mediterranean Europe, Central and Southern America)

    • Cristina Borderias (University of Barcelona)
    • Aurora Gómez Galvarriato (El Colegio de México)
    • Manuela Martini (University of Lyon 2)

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    • Cristina Borderias, University of Barcelona, cborderias@movistar.es, Spain
    • Aurora Gómez Galvarriato, El Colegio de México, aurorag@icloud.com, México
    • Manuela Martini, University of Lyon 2, manuela.martini3@gmail.com, France

  • Exploring the institutional turn in in transport and communication history. Comparative aspects of the regulated economy of transport, communication, and information technology, 1850-2000

    2nd round proposal
    • Lena Andersson-Skog (Umeå University,Sweden)
    • Jan Ottosson (Uppsala University, Sweden)

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    • Lena Andersson-Skog, Umeå University,Sweden, lena.andersson-skog@ekhist.umu.se, Sweden
    • Jan Ottosson, Uppsala University, Sweden, jan.ottosson@ekhist.uu.se, Sweden

  • Historical perspectives of inequality in the Eastern Mediterranean

    2nd round proposal
    • Ulas Karakoc (Humboldt University Berlin)

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    • Ulas Karakoc, Humboldt University Berlin, ulas.karakoc@hu-berlin.de, Germany

  • Interactive economic history workshop: usable systems for diverse data

    2nd round proposal
    • Peter B Meyer (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics)
    • Ellan F Spero (École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL))
    • Richard L Zijdeman (International Institute of Social History and University of Stirling)

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    • Peter B Meyer, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, meyer.peter@bls.gov, USA
    • Ellan F Spero, École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), efs8_at_mit.edu, Switzerland/USA
    • Richard L Zijdeman, International Institute of Social History and University of Stirling, richard.zijdeman@iisg.nl, Netherlands

  • INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS: MULTILATERAL INVESTMENT AND DEVELOPMENT BANKS SINCE WORLD WAR II

    • Daniel Díaz Fuentes (University of Cantabria)
    • Judith Clifton (University of Cantabria)
    • David Howarth (University of Luxembourg)

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    • Daniel Díaz Fuentes , University of Cantabria, daniel.diaz@unican.es,
    • Judith Clifton, University of Cantabria, judith.clifton@unican.es,
    • David Howarth, University of Luxembourg, david.howarth@uni.lu,

  • Open Economy Forces and the Welfare State – Investigating the Links between Globalization and Social Spending

    2nd round proposal
    • Henric Häggqvist (Uppsala University, Department of Economic History)

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    • Henric Häggqvist, Uppsala University, Department of Economic History, henric.haggqvist@ekhist.uu.se, Sweden

  • The commercial and industrial activities of central banks, 1914-2014

    • Catherine Schenk (University of Glasgow)
    • Valerio Cerretano (University of Glasgow)

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    • Catherine Schenk, University of Glasgow, catherine.schenk@glasgow.ac.uk, UK
    • Valerio Cerretano, University of Glasgow, valerio.cerretano@glasgow.ac.uk, UK

  • The Economic History of the Sports Sector

    2nd round proposal
    • John K Wilson (University of South Australia)
    • Richard Pomfret (University of Adelaide)

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    • John K Wilson, University of South Australia, john.wilson@unisa.edu.au, Australia
    • Richard Pomfret, University of Adelaide, richard.pomfret@adelaide.edu.au, Australia

  • The Path of China’s Development in Global Perspective

    2nd round proposal
    • Se Yan (Peking University)
    • Li Zhang (Beihang University)
    • Xuejun Zhao (Chinese Academy of Social Sciences)

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    • Se Yan, Peking University, seyan@gsm.pku.edu.cn, China
    • Li Zhang, Beihang University, lzhague@yahoo.com, China
    • Xuejun Zhao, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, zhao_xj@cass.org.cn, China