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Final keynote talk of a stimulating conference: Joel Mokyr and “The Great Reversal and the Industrial Revolution” #AHEC2024 @QuantHistoryHKU

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Professor Peter Turchin gives the dinner keynote address:
“The Great Holocene Transformation: What Complexity Science Tells Us about the Evolution of Complex Societies” #AHEC2024 @QuantHistoryHKU

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Professor Richard Wong introducing Professor Peter Turchin #AHEC2024 @QuantHistoryHKU

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Professor Zhiwu Chen introducing Professor Richard Wong #AHEC2024 @QuantHistoryHKU

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Sascha Becker giving the first keynote speech of #AHEC2024 “Religion and Economic Development: Past, Present and Future”.

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SIOE 2025 CALL FOR PAPERS

Join us in Sydney, at UNSW, from 24-26 of August 2025!

🚨Submission deadline: January 15, 2025

Looking for individual papers or panel submissions. Call for papers / instructions here:
https://t.co/huvNqlhyWW

Questions? Email [email protected]

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Call for nominations
Asia-Pacific Economic History Prize is awarded biennially to the best PhD thesis in Asia-Pacific Economic History (excluding Australia or New Zealand topics). Nominations close 20 June 2024. https://t.co/yDneytT3QM @EcoHistoryAU

[Brian Varian @BDVarian]

Congratulations to the authors of the dissertations shortlisted for the Butlin Prize (awarded by the Economic History Society of Australia and New Zealand), summaries of which are now available on Early View in @EcoHistoryAU: https://t.co/S8BTgNDpwH

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Now on Early View in the Asia-Pacific Economic History Review (@EcoHistoryAU): 'Water and development in the Asian tropics, 1900-1939' by Maanik Nath (@MaanikNath), Chung-Tang Cheng (@ChungTangCheng), and Vigyan Ratnoo

https://t.co/4qGZcvlQ84

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CFP: The next APEBH Conference 6-7 February 2025 at Monash University (Caulfield Campus), Melbourne, Australia. Submit 250 word abstract or full paper by 7 July, 2024 to [email protected] https://t.co/K90X8kb57B @EcoHistoryAU

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The EHA is now accepting proposals for its annual poster sessions meant for PhD students at the annual meeting which will be in Sacramento this September. Proposals are due May 21st. For more information and the proposal form see: https://t.co/tOwvtuL5q4

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Call for Papers AASLE 2024 Conference in Bangkok, Thailand 12-14 December 2024! We invite submissions on any topic related to labour and applied economics. Paper submission deadline is 14th July 2024. More information here https://t.co/PiE6rUU5Vn #EconTwitter

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Cfp: The 11th Australasian Cliometrics Workshop will be held on Thursday 19 September 2024, at UNSW.

Extended abstracts or full papers will be accepted now through 1 August 2022. To submit an abstract or paper send an email [email protected] & [email protected].

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Looking forward to hosting @BDVarian on 18 April: https://t.co/1LK16iTX53

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Final presentation of the day: Peiyuan Li of Duke Kunshan University @DukeKunshan on Mobilizing Free Riders in the Chinese Civil War.

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Dean Hoi from @UniMelb with amazing new immigration data for the USA.

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Laura Panza from @UniMelb on state formation in the Middle East.

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Chicheng Ma on Religion and Conflict in China 1860-1911.

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Cheongyeon Won from @MonashUni on Bible women and women’s rights in Korea.

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@EcoHistoryAU Thanks @UniofAdelaide for hosting

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It’s AusClio time again. Changkeun Lee (KDI School of Public Policy and Management) on Korean Rural Capacity Building and Girl’s Education in Korea.

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