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who am i? research teaching personal contact		Teaching Course Materials | Useful links Since I am leaving Oxford, I won't be teaching there any more. Nevertheless, below I provide relevant links and information on who will be in charge -from Michaelmas 2007 onwards- of the courses I used to teach and coordinate these last few years. (Please note that some links can only be accessed from the Oxford University network.) These are the graduate courses I used to teach for the MPhil/MSc in Economic and Social History (coordinated by the Department of Economics and the Faculty of History): [Quantitative Methods II] will be taught by Victoria Bateman This is a course in applied econometrics intended for graduates who have already been introduced to some form of quantitative methods. [Economics for non-Economists] will be taught by Lise Arena Aimed at students with no previous education in the field, this course introduce researchers to the principles and way of thinking of economics. I also used to teach and coordinate the logistics of an undergraduate option (lectures given by Knick Harley) offered by the Department of Economics to students doing Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE), Economics & Management (EM), or Modern History & Economics (MHE): [British Economic History since 1870] will be taught by Sarah Cochrane and Mark Koyama The course aims to give an overview and analysis of the British economy since 1870 from an economist's perspective, with a particular emphasis on how the British economy was firmly embedded in a broader international economy.
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