Events and Seminars
All Events
Date
Time
Series
Title
Speaker
28 Oct '26
12:15-14:00
Graduate Seminars in Economic & Social History
What Did Commodity Futures Reveal About the Future? Evidence from Britain, 1890-1914
Lunchen Song
03 Nov '26
12:45-14:00
Economic Theory Lunchtime Workshop
How rich are mixture attitudes? Theory and Experiments
En Hua Hu
04 Nov '26
12:15-14:00
Graduate Seminars in Economic & Social History
Immigration and the rise of left-wing movements: Evidence from Argentina
Andrés Martignano
11 Nov '26
12:15-14:00
Graduate Seminars in Economic & Social History
Does deskilling cause unrest? Evidence from the First Industrial Revolution in England
John W. Z. Zhang
17 Nov '26
12:45-14:00
Economic Theory Lunchtime Workshop
Jumping to Conclusions
Sven Rady
18 Nov '26
12:15-14:00
Graduate Seminars in Economic & Social History
Who Married Whom in Imperial Russia? Assortative Mating in Moscow Governorate, 1830-1910,
Anna Arkhina
25 Nov '26
12:15-14:00
Graduate Seminars in Economic & Social History
Rethinking Age Heaping in Qing China: Evidence from Nineteenth-Century Nanbu County
Supeng Wang
01 Dec '26
12:45-14:00
Economic Theory Lunchtime Workshop
Testing Decision Makers without Counterfactuals
Yakov Babichenko
02 Dec '26
12:15-14:00
Graduate Seminars in Economic & Social History
The price of lost fiscal sovereignty: Greece under international financial control, 1898-1929
Aristeidis Grivokostopoulos