
Graduate Webinar Series run by the Economic History Working Group of @ysi_commons, an initiative of @INETeconomics, with support from @The_EHES. #econhist
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🌸 Our Spring Webinar Series in Economic History has come to an end!
A huge thanks to all presenters, discussants, and our amazing audience.
Stay tuned for the next CFP — see you soon! 👋📚
#EconHist #WebinarSeries
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🔔Next Thrusday at 5pm CET it's time for another #econhist discussion with @onur_yukcu
(@uc3m): Greek trade coalition in post-Ottoman Istanbul🚀
❕We are happy to welcome Gunes Gokman (Lund University) to chair the event
🔔Next Thrusday at 5pm CET it's time for another #econhist discussion with @onur_yukcu
(@uc3m): Greek trade coalition in post-Ottoman Istanbul🚀
❕We are happy to welcome Gunes Gokman (Lund University) to chair the event
YSI-EHES Economic History Graduate Webinars retweeted
🔔This Thursday at 5pm CET, don’t miss our next #econhist session led by @gjmbrown (@LEAP_SU): The Persistent Effects of Bible Translations in Africa
📝With @FelixMzS1 (@UniUtrecht) as chair — great to have him join us!
🚀See you online!
🔔This Thursday at 5pm CET, don’t miss our next #econhist session led by @gjmbrown (@LEAP_SU): The Persistent Effects of Bible Translations in Africa
📝With @FelixMzS1 (@UniUtrecht) as chair — great to have him join us!
🚀See you online!
Are you ready for tomorrow's webinar? 👀
🔔Next Thrusday at 5pm CET it's time for another #econhist discussion with @cyril_thomson
(U of Bologna):Friends or Rivals? Social Capital and Upward Mobility in Colonial Schools
📝We are happy to welcome Gregory Clark (@UCDavisEcon) to chair the event
🚀See you online soon!
🔔Next Thrusday at 5pm CET it's time for another #econhist discussion with @cyril_thomson
(U of Bologna):Friends or Rivals? Social Capital and Upward Mobility in Colonial Schools
📝We are happy to welcome Gregory Clark (@UCDavisEcon) to chair the event
🚀See you online soon!
🌸 Our Spring 2025 #econhist webinar series continues!
📚 Great papers, sharp comments & lively discussions
🗓️ Every Thursday at 5PM CET
Don’t miss it ! 🚀
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🔔Next Thrusday at 5pm CET it's time for another #econhist discussion with @andy_martignano
(@UniofNottingham ): Can migrant preferences shape local politics? Evidence from Argentina
We are happy to welcome @sara_lazz to chair the event
🚀See you online soon!
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🔔Next Thrusday at 5pm CET it's time for another #econhist discussion with @andy_martignano
(@UniofNottingham ): Can migrant preferences shape local politics? Evidence from Argentina
We are happy to welcome @sara_lazz to chair the event
🚀See you online soon!
Today ! 🚀
🗓️ Coming up next Thursday at 5PM CET!
@AnneASchaller (@VanderbiltU) presents "Procompetitive Effects of State Antitrust Laws: Evidence from the Progressive Era"
💬 With comments from Karen Clay (@CarnegieMellon)
📢Join us for another great #econhist
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🗓️ Coming up next Thursday at 5PM CET!
@AnneASchaller (@VanderbiltU) presents "Procompetitive Effects of State Antitrust Laws: Evidence from the Progressive Era"
💬 With comments from Karen Clay (@CarnegieMellon)
📢Join us for another great #econhist








