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Economic & Social History Grad Workshop MONDAY @ 12:30 (Cambridge History Rm 5) LSE Department of Economic History's Juliana Jaramillo (Juliana Jaramillo Echeverri) speaks on: 'Surnames, status, & schools: A long-term view of the social ladder in #Colombia' Don't forget: there's free pizza! Cam Econ&Soc History Cambridge World History

Thanks to Neil Cummins (NeilJCummins) for an exciting talk today at HEDG (Historical Economics and Development Group) : Title: Hidden Wealth Paper: neilcummins.com/hw_sep2019.pdf

Long term social status and fertility in China. Sijie Hu presenting her fascinating work LSE Department of Economic History today.

Using history to understand hidden wealth in the UK | VOX, CEPR Policy Portal voxeu.org/article/using-…

We're promoting economic historians on the market. Our first candidate is: David Escamilla-Guerrero David Escamilla "Self-selection of Mexican migrants in the presence of random shocks. Evidence from the Panic of 1907" sites.google.com/view/davidesca… #clioJMP

Coronavirus: From 93 infected to 0, what did this Chinese City do to con... youtu.be/YfsdJGj3-jM via YouTube

Great to see this article published online! A fascinating exploration of how social status affected fertility in Ming and Qing China. Degree holders were productive in more than one way. Congratulations Sijie Hu! doi.org/10.1007/s00148…

The Asia-Pacific Economic History Review (Asia-Pacific Economic History Review) has now published its special issue: Quantitative Studies on Chinese Economic History: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/2832157x/c…. It includes six articles, including one by guest editors: Zhiwu Chen and Chicheng Ma (Chicheng Ma).

Very delighted to see our paper published online (rdcu.be/dhKp1)! We thank the editor, Professor Claude Diebolt, the two referees and many more for your insights! link.springer.com/article/10.100…

First tweet! Founded as one of the Research Grants Council-designated #areasofexcellence, Centre for Quantitative History Centre for Quantitative History is a focal institution for coordinating and conducting big data-based historical inquiries, hosted HKU Business School in collaboration with HKIHSS 香港人文社會研究所.

📢Just Published! Read Asia-Pacific Economic History Review's latest Special Issue: Quantitative Studies on Chinese Economic History Wiley Economics Kris Inwood (@kris-inwood.bsky.social). Be sure to read the introduction by our guest editors #ZhiwuChen & Chicheng Ma. #FreeToRead at ow.ly/q1in50PlUr7

Discover how Sijie Hu analyzed over 50,000 individuals from 5 #Chinese lineages using new #genealogical #data Asia-Pacific Economic History Review and understand historical #demographic trends. 📈Kris Inwood (@kris-inwood.bsky.social) #FreeToRead 📖 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

Congratulations to Sijie Hu on winning the 2023 Sir Timothy Coghlan Prize for the best article in the Asia-Pacific Economic History Review. We are proud that the best article came from the Special Issue: Quantitative Studies on Chinese Economic History, edited by our director

🌟 Join Us for a Public Lecture! 🌟 We are excited to present a public lecture by Peter Turchin, Project Leader Complexity Science Hub on "Cliodynamics of End Times: Elites, Counter-Elites, and the Path of Political Disintegration." 📅 Date: December 12 🕧 Time: 12:30 PM 📍 Location: KK301,

📚✨ Join us for the launch of "An Economic History of India: Growth, Income and Inequalities from the Mughals to the 21st Century" by Bishnupriya Gupta from the University of Warwick ! 📅 Date: December 16, 2024 🕧 Time: 12:30 PM 📍 Location: KKL301, HKU Campus 💻 Also via Zoom -

CFP: Workshop on Health Transitions in the Global South CFP Deadline 3 February 2025 Workshop 9-10 June 2025 at LSE Organised by myself and NeilJCummins Sponsored by the LSE Historical Economic Demography Group LSE Department of Economic History

Former LSE Director and alumnus Lord Giddens opens his speech: 'LSE, the one and only place to be!' at #LSEDahrendorf