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December 19

Sandra de Pleijt Utrecht University. Accounting for the 'Little Divergence'. What drove economic growth in pre-industrial Europe, 1300-1800?

December 12

Eric Monnet University of Ghent. Monetary policy without interest rates. Evidence from France's Golden Age (1948 to 1973) using a narrative approach

November 28 

Davide Cantoni Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München. Urbanization in Europe: Regional Variations, 1700-1900

November 20

Julio Caceres Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. The Effects of Children on Mothers' Employment and Earnings: Evidence from Spain

November 18

Eddy van Doorslaer Erasmus University, Rotterdam. Rising inequalities in income and health in China: Who is left behind?

November 13

Mauro Laudicella Imperial College London. Does hospital competition harm equity? Evidence from the English National Health Service

October 30

Martin Chalkley University of York. Paying to Irradiate? Financial Incentives and Dental x-rays

October 24

Alex Klein University of Kent. Abusive, Supportive, or Both? Landlords and Occupational Structure under the ‘Second Serfdom’

October 10

Alan Fernihough Trinity College Dublin. Coal and the European Industrial Revolution

October 9

Andrew Street University of York. Reasons for variations in hospital outcomes: do costs have an influence?

October 3

Rowena Gray University of Essex. Rents and Welfare in the Second Industrial Revolution: Evidence from New York City

October 2

Martin Karlsson University of Duisburg-Essen. Short- and Long-Term Effects of Free Care Services for Mothers and Infants: Evidence From a Field Experiment

September 26

Gabriel Ahlfeldt London School of Economics. Game of zones: The economics of conservation areas

September 25

Frank Lichtenberg Columbia Business School. The impact of medical technology on longevity and health

September 19

Hans Christensen University of Chicago. Is Knowledge Power? The Effects of Price Transparency Regulation on Prices in the Healthcare Industry

September 10

Carol Propper Imperial College London & University of Bristol. The effect of competion on management quality in hospitals

June 25

 Arantxa Colchero National Institute of Public Health in Mexico. Conditional cash transfers and adolescent risk behaviours

June 11

Tiziana Leone London School of Economics. Healthsystems reforms, decentralisations and health inequalities in Brazil and India: What have we learned?

May 29

Nikola Koepke University of Barcelona. Well-Being in Europe since the Iron Age

May 29

 Peter Zweifel University of Zurich. New Pharmaceutical: Is it Worth the Money? Whose Money?

May 23

Jeremiah Dittmar American University. New Media, Firms, Ideas, and Growth: European Cities After Gutenberg

May 16

Tinna Ásgeirsdóttir University of Iceland. The Effect of School Reforms on Birth Outcomes

May 7

Price Fishback University of Arizona. The New Deal and Agricultural Investment

May 6

Ana Bobinac Erasmus University, Rotterdam. The search for the monetary value of a QALY

May 2

Matthias Morys University of York. Business Cycles in the Nordic countries 1834-1950

April 30

Timur Kuran Duke University. Institutional Roots of Authoritarian Rule in the Middle East: Political Legacies of the Waqf

April 25

Fabian Waldinger University of Warwick. German-Jewish Émigrés and U.S. Invention

April 18

Stephen Broadberry London School of Economics. Accounting for the great divergence

April 16

Nikolaos Argyris University of Warwick. Equitable dominance: derivation and use in practical settings

April 11

Guido Erreygers University of Antwerpen. On the decomposition of socioeconomic inequality

April 4

Dimitra Polti University of Edinburgh. The effects of salt iodization on occupational patterns in Switzerland

February 21

Christiaan van Bochove Utrecht University. Loans to Salaried Employees: The Case of the Dutch East India Company, 1602-1795

February 7

Ulrich Pfister University of Münster. Origins of the proletariat vs. origins of middle-class society? Social mobility in Central Europe, 17th to 19th centuries