The 4th edition of the Uppsala Econ History Workshop is over. As usual, fantastic presentations and a great keynote too! Thanks to all participants and see you next year
Which cultural values drive global divides?
To understand inequality and polarization, we need to focus on where societies differ most—not where they’re becoming similar.
Our new study @NatureComms points to one factor above all: religion.
https://t.co/eOEZ0EDfqN
Fourth edition of our workshop, with the great Sascha Becker as keynote. May 28-29, if you have a paper on institutions/culture/political econ and more with historical flavour please feel free to apply. Help us spread the word!
Ping: #dkmedier#dkøko: På SDU har vi en adjunkt, der forsker præcis i Joel Morkyr's ideer - ham der lige har vundet nobelpris i Økonomi. Taler broget dansk, men er en glimrende formidler på Engelsk:
@JuliusKoschnick
Come join us in Copenhagen this September. We expect the program to be as fabulous as usual! This time including a grad student workshop on the day before with lots of bright students also joining the conference. Copenhagen is beautiful in Sep and dinner is booked in Christiania!
Hi folks!
Will we see you in Copenhagen this September?
Call for ASREC conference is out!
Preceded by grad student workshop.
Relevant for all scholars interested in culture and religion.
Calls and submission (closes June 1): https://t.co/PiSeF5wXeF
We are organizing the 3rd Workshop in Economic History organized in beautiful Uppsala on May 22-23, 2025 with a keynote by @EliasPapaioann2! Call for papers with submission link : https://t.co/3V2yDLxjDH
Jeg har skrevet en kronik om Underskud af @emma_holten
Bogen stiller et godt spørgsmål. Men der er simpelthen fortaget så mange besynderlige valg…
En bog om feministisk økonomi, der stort set ignorerer den indflydelse de feministiske økonomer har haft
https://t.co/4EfdtB7e2l
Very happy that our paper with Q. Ashraf, @GalorOded, B. Gershman and @HornungErik is forthcoming at @RevEconStudies. We propose the complementarity between physical capital and effective labor as a mechanism to explain the decline of coercive labor institutions.
We've updated our paper that analyzes how changes in local social structures helped the US become a global innovation hub.
@JoHenrich has highlighted the key takeaways.
Below are some extra insights and shout-outs.
Happy that this work won the Austin Robinson Memorial Prize @EJ_RES!
Do economic markets bring the best or the worst of us? It seemed like a crazy idea to tackle this age-old question in the first year of the PhD, and I am honored that other people find it valuable today!
Anne Sofie Beck Knudsen (University of Copenhagen) presenting "Modernization and Cultural Change: Evidence from the Second Industrial Revolution" (co-author: Gustav Angneman) in today's Applied Seminar @OfficialUoM@ManUniEconomics. Stay tuned for the Lewis Lab seminar at 4pm! 📚
Excited to post my JMP
Breaking the Ice: The Persistent Effects of Pioneers on Trade Relationships
The world gets connected by pioneers: first movers who explore new destinations
I show how pioneers are key for trade but there is room for improvement
#EconTwitter#EconJobMarket
BREAKING NEWS
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the 2023 Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel to Claudia Goldin “for having advanced our understanding of women’s labour market outcomes.”
#NobelPrize