Centre for Economic Cultures - Manchester

Interdisciplinary research centre, investigating economic lives from the medieval period to the present day.

[Centre for Economic Cultures - Manchester @ForCultures]

We are delighted to see this student guide to economic history out now at such a reasonable paperback price. Edited by our own @PhilippRoessner and @pensiverunner! @CIDRAL_UoM @UoMhistdept https://t.co/3cfT1CEy9Q

[Dr Misha Ewen @mishaewen]

Job at Manchester in Modern British History - 1 year full-time, starting salary £36k. https://t.co/6zvHBBv3ua

[Centre for Economic Cultures - Manchester @ForCultures]

This call for papers looks fabulous!

[Andrew Popp @andrewpopp6]

I'm back - with a call for contributions to a volume on emotions and the histories of business. Details in the link: https://t.co/EKVzNczTiP

[Incunabula @incunabula]

Owen Simmons' 1903 'The Book of Bread', is famous in the book world as, arguably, the first photobook. But the usual green cloth trade edition doesn't fully convey how remarkable the photos really are. Almost never seen is the 1902 deluxe edition that preceded it, shown here. 1/6

[Capitalism: A Journal of History and Economics @a_capitalism]

Issue 2 coming out! More very soon but first, the TOC

[Anindita Ghosh @AniGhoshMU]

Today History Dept Manchester University passed a resolution on Black Lives Matter, pledging to do more in terms of recruitment of staff and students of colour, decolonising our curriculum, and acknowledge the deep-seated racial roots of the discipline. So proud of you colleagues

[aine doran @DoranAine]

I took part in this training course last year and couldn't recommend it more. One of the most useful experiences of my PhD to date!

[David Olusoga @DavidOlusoga]

This is from 2018. Thanks to Intelligence Squared for retweeting.

[Centre for Economic Cultures - Manchester @ForCultures]

From our colleague @MrPtrickyD

[Co-operative News @coopnews]

One way to help ensure good policy for #coops is to hold parties to manifesto promises. So - as talks for the new coalition in #Ireland continue - what's on offer? @MrPtrickyD writes for Coop News @fiannafailparty @FineGael @greenparty_ie https://t.co/AbPWjDM9RS

[Bernardo Bátiz-Lazo 🇲🇽🇬🇧🇪🇺 @BatizLazo]

A few of us have been discussing the idea of putting together an online seminar series for business history, given our conferences are currently suspended for good reason. Will you take active part? Interested? #bizhis

[Alliance MBS @AllianceMBS]

How did compassionate capitalism flourish in medieval Cambridge? This is the topic explored by Dr Catherine Cassons and @ForCultures in the new book Compassionate Capitalism. Read the article in @guardian here: https://t.co/csx6VCF5Q2

[Economic History Society @EcHistSoc]

Today is the deadline for EHS Grant applications for the Initiatives and Conference Fund, the Research Fund for Graduate Students and the Carnevali Small Research Grant Scheme. All fantastic opportunities! More information here: https://t.co/Fz5Vi6TCRH

[Dr Misha Ewen @mishaewen]

Really chuffed that a co-authored article w/@askebrock is *officially* forthcoming w/@GenderHistory: Women's Public Lives: Navigating the East India Company, Parliament and Courts in Early Modern England. The idea came about when we were both postdocs on a project @UniKent...

[Economic History Society @EcHistSoc]

We would like to share some of the brilliant research that would have been presented at the Annual Conference. Over the coming weeks, we will be posting blogs based on conference papers from a variety of researchers on #thelongrun. Stay tuned social & economic historians!

[Philipp Robinson Roessner @PhilippRoessner]

Out now: History and Economic Life - our new Routledge Guide to Understanding Historical Sources

[Ian Malcolm @IanMalcolm10]

Thomas Piketty had to cancel US talks on Capital & Ideology. But he spoke in London before the virus hit and you can see his LSE talk here. Good, clear video along with Piketty's slides. https://t.co/a5rl9KRvDe