The sorry demise of parental imperial ambitions on 24 July 1849 in Mechelen - yet another cholera victim biting the dust. Stay tuned for the results of our social and spatial study of epidemics in 18th- and 19th-century Mechelen!
It is out! Our first EPIBEL publication! The very first overview of the Spanish flu in Belgium: it only took 100 years to produce 😉https://t.co/LIv5nI4RMm
The first overview ever on Spanish Flu in Belgium. A twitter thread by @EPIBEL1 . Many mysteries remain (it occurred during World War 1 - extremely difficult to interprete), but it clearly was NOT ten times worse than COVID19 (at least in Belgium).
Hou je van communicatie en mensen verbinden? Wil je bijdragen aan innovatie in wetenschap door middel van #OpenScience? Kom ons coördinatieteam vervoegen @FWOVlaanderen als nieuwe projectmedewerker communicatie en (online) community building.👉https://t.co/BcJHE8RV5r #vacature
New PANSOC paper out. This time an invited paper by @jesdimka and myself for the 75 years of Population Studies diamond anniversary special issue. Pandemics are not great equalizers. Read more on our blog. @amrcampop@Vibeke_N_Nyborg
https://t.co/GuCy62zYhz
We zijn op zoek! Mooie #vacature (6 jr.) @History_UGent voor een assistent soc.-eco. geschiedenis. Passie voor historische data en statistiek? Wil je doctoreren? Aarzel niet om te solliciteren! Deadline 7 dec.
https://t.co/NSjW1pf88F
What drives trends in wealth inequality and capital accumulation? In this column, I discuss new historical evidence that alters some past conclusions in the literature. https://t.co/R5JANO0Tur
Is een pandemie altijd nefast voor de wereldbevolking of kunnen we er ook soms iets positiefs uit halen? Dat zoekt economisch en sociaal VUB-historicus @wryckbosch voor ons uit in zijn college bij de @UniversiteitVL! Bekijk de volledige aflevering hier: https://t.co/ExEiMZiex9
Very happy to say that @TheEconomist's Data team has launched an open "call for papers" for #research on any topic. We are looking for exciting and important new studies - if that sounds like your work, please send it to us https://t.co/mdn2mtVaH6
Hoera! S.O.S. Antwerpen is vandaag jarig! Exact 1 jaar geleden gingen we officieel van start met de invoer van het doodsoorzakenregister. Meer dan 700 vrijwilligers engageerden zich ondertussen. Bedankt aan al onze vrijwilligers! Op 19 november klinken we er samen op! @velehanden
Join us Oct 28 at 1600 CET for the next PANSOC webinar with @hggaddy on “Re-estimating the global and national death tolls of the 1918-20 pandemic: Updating Johnson and Mueller (2002).” https://t.co/QJI6rdPm76
For 50 years the oil industry knew about the devastating consequences of fossil fuels on climate. Its own predictions of global warming were very accurate. It succeeded in delaying action for decades. Climate Change has victims, but also people responsible...
Tijdens de #OpenAccessWeek2021 organiseert de universiteitsbibliotheek van @UAntwerpen een mix van webinars, workshops en lezingen samen met verschillende faculteiten.
Bekijk de planning hier:
https://t.co/UzIXBQyRn4
💸 BREAKING: U.S. billionaires are now 2.1 *trillion* richer than before the pandemic.
This growth in billionaire wealth could pay for 60 percent of President Biden’s #BuildBackBetter plan.
New analysis with @4TaxFairness:
https://t.co/RqyYGJVrFp
De Wereld van Sofie ging vandaag over 'meritocratie' en ik mocht uit historisch perspectief over sociale mobiliteit komen praten...
https://t.co/6YaQegxs4N
What is the pandemic's true death toll? After months of work, we are launching our daily updating estimate of excess deaths around the world. With official deaths at 4.5m, I estimate the true tally to be between 9.3m and 18.1m, as of today