0\ I am starting a new, possibly never-ending, thread on history of mostly-economic thought places in Berlin. I also created a map which will link to this thread and which I’ll continually update: https://t.co/H4Itm4wqdL. (There will be no systematic order of new places though.)
Scarcity: A History from the Origins of Capitalism to the Climate Crisis, by Fredrik Albritton Jonsson and Carl Wennerlind, Episode 48 https://t.co/mKE4A1elTO via @CeterisNParibus
Call for Application: Anlässlich seines 75-jährigen Jubiläums vergibt das BMF erstmals einen Preis für je eine Dissertation zu ökonomischen und zu juristischen Themen, die für das BMF und damit für die deutsche Finanzpolitik relevant sind. Alle Informationen zur Ausschreibung ▶ https://t.co/W0MUrgfI1Q
Stumbled across this great podcast on making academia compatible with parenthood. 👍
https://t.co/0peiyCjOh8
One of many points: Colleagues can be well-intentioned but clueless, so asking for what you need is sometimes enough. Have had some such wins, which benefited others too.
Listen to our next interview with Raphaël Fèvre (@rehpere) all about his Phd, the book that followed and especially on the process of writing a book. It's well worth the listen! https://t.co/2Eei3MCjq4 @Societies_HET#historyofeconomics
Listen to a fascinating interview with Eric Helleiner - this was a dream come true for me having followed his work since my PhD. I highly recommend checking out his latest books below. Listen here: https://t.co/6GHd7FHt9W @Societies_HET@JohannaGautier1
We’re back with part II of @mvsbach s conversations with existing and former members of the Walras Pareto Centre: Cléo Chassonnery-Zaïgouche @CleoCZ, Justine Loulergue, María Gutiérrez Ruan @mariagruan, Tatiana Fauconnet and Biancamaria Fontana. https://t.co/XYDFGfFhpk
Great summary by @rgbetancourt of a collective trend, in history of economics, toward exploring and taking more systematically into account the work of women in economics
Attention historians of economics with archival interests: Job opening!
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Can you please amplify, @Undercoverhist?
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The discussion gives an interesting background to why Hudson and Berg wrote the book, as well as a clear discussion on some of the key conclusions. Have a listen to the episode @CeterisNParibus
Listen to another couple of fascinating researchers @pathudson48 and Maxine Berg talking about their most recent book on the role of slavery in the industrial revolution! Listen here: https://t.co/zN7mjSHuKs
Get ready for some fascinating, raw and wonderful conversations @mvsbach had with @CleoCZ
Maria Gutierrez Ruan, Justine Loulergue, Tatiana Fauconnet and Bianca-Maria Fontana all current or former members of the Walras Pareto Centre
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https://t.co/YWY8EDTLPi
Die #AdamSmith - Festspiele sind noch lange nicht vorbei. Wer rechtzeitig zum kalendarisch korrekten Tag von Smiths Taufe am 16. Juni mehr über den aktuellen Stand der Smith-Forschung erfahren möchte, dem biete ich meinen Survey für die @PerspektivenWP an:
https://t.co/LTw4OMsK4g