The Executive Committee of the IEHA has reviewed the sessions submitted in the second call for sessions. The accepted sessions are listed below. Congratulations to the selected session organisers.
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S20014
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Businessmen and their organisations: impacts of the diversity on Economic Development. Europe – Asia – America - 19-21th C.
Danièle Fraboulet (
Université Sorbonne Paris Cité Paris 13 ) |
S20024 |
Winners and Losers? Accounting for divergent redistributive effects of environmental shocks and hazards on property distribution across the pre-industrial world, 1300-1850.
Daniel Robert Curtis ( Utrecht University ) |
S20027 |
An Undervalued Comparison. Growth, Inequality and Institutions in Africa and Latin America since 1492
Ewout Frankema ( Wageningen University & Utrecht University ) |
S20030
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The economic impact of migration: lessons from history
Francesca Fauri ( University of Bologna ) |
S20033
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Family Strategies during the Great Globalisation
Kristina Lilja ( Department of Economic History, Uppsala University ) |
S20035 |
The Economic and Business History of Occupied Japan
Tom French ( Ritsumeikan University ) |
S20037 |
New Histories of Global Inequality and Global Governance
Glenda Sluga ( University of Sydney ) |
S20040
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Post, Telegraph & Telephone: Diverse Developments yet Global Connections
Florian Ploeckl ( University of Adelaide ) |
S20050
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EVOLUTION OF BUSINESS ORGANISATIONS IN THE EUROPEAN PERIPHERY, 1850-1950
Seven Agir ( Middle East Technical University ) |
S20055 |
State and Development in the ( former) French colonies
Alexander Moradi ( Sussex University ) |
S20062
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The politics of consumer credit since 1945: an exploratory comparative history
Sean O'Connell ( Queen's University Belfast ) |
S20068 |
Diversity in the Development of the U.S. South
Peter Angelo Coclanis ( University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill ) |
S20072 |
Diversity and Changes in Role of the Economic Elites in Politics in the 19th and 20th Centuries
Roman Holec ( Comenius University ) |
S20075 |
Law and Custom for the Globalizing Maritime Business World in Modern China
Billy K. L. So ( Hong Kong University of Science and Technology ) |
S20076 |
GIS Approaches to Land Development and Social Change in Asia and Africa
Tsukasa Mizushima ( Tokyo University ) |
S20084
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Crisis and Growth in the Middle East and Eastern Mediterranean during the interwar period
Laura Panza ( The University of Melbourne ) |
S20086 |
"Intensive Economic Growth in Premodern East Asia, 1000 - 1800"
Ronald A. Edwards ( Tamkang University ) |
S20092 |
Total War? Rethinking Resource Mobilization in the Japanese Empire, 1895-1945
Chad B. Denton ( Yonsei University ) |
S20093
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Multigenerational approaches to social and economic mobility
Jonas Helgertz ( Centre for Economic Demography/Department of Economic History, Lund University ) |
S20105 |
Towards a Social History of Money
Marcel van der Linden ( International Social History Association ) |
S20109
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Production, trade and business organization in the dairy sector between early industrialization and globalization.
Silvia A. Conca Messina ( University of Milan ) |
S20111 |
Long-Distance Trade and Institutional Development Beyond Europe
Richard von Glahn ( University of California ) |
S20117 |
Contact, Conflicts and Cooperation between Business and Businessmen in the Pacific Rim since 18th Century
Haiyan Fu ( Central China Normal University ) |
S20122 |
Innovation, the Diffusion of Technology and Frontier Analysis
Joost Veenstra ( University of Groningen ) |
S20124 |
Starting Your Own Business: Self-employment, Agglomeration, and Sources of Innovation from a Comparative Perspective
Asuka Imaizumi ( Saitama University ) |
S20125 |
Rethinking centre and periphery: "north" and "south" in the Mediterranean, c. 1200-c. 1600.
Eleni Sakellariou ( University of Crete ) |
S20126 |
Political Economy of China’s Modern Transition, 1840-1930
Chicheng Ma ( Shandong University ) |
S20134
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The economic consequences of independence in Latin America revisited
Manuel Llorca Jaña ( University of Santiago ) |
S20146 |
The Historical Origins of Economic Development: A Comparative Perspective
James Kai-sing Kung ( The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology ) |
S20149 |
The interaction between the multiple payment systems and the emerging banking infrastructures in global and historical comparison
Mina Ishizu ( London School of Economics and Political Science ) |
S20150 |
Local and Global Determinants of Early Financial Crises: The Mississippi and South Sea Bubbles revisited
Koji Yamamoto ( King's College London ) |
S20151 |
Entrepreneurs at sea: sailors' trading practices and legal opportunities in the first globalization ( 15th-19th centuries)
Maria Fusaro ( University of Exeter ) |
S20152 |
Historical Diversities of Intra-Asian Trade Networks 16-19 C
Takeshi Hamashita ( Sn Yat-sen Univerusity ) |
S20154 |
The analysis of historical market integration – where do we stand?
Edmund Cannon ( University of Bristol ) |
S20156 |
Wealth Inequality in East Asia from the Eighteenth to the Twentieth Century
Shuang Chen ( University of Iowa ) |
S20160 |
Development through Human Capital and Knowledge Diffusion
Petra Moser ( Stanford University ) |
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S20015
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Foreign capital and colonial Southeast Asia: Profits, economic growth and indigenous society
Thomas J. Lindblad ( Leiden University ) |
S20016 |
Mercantilism and Cameralism – New Approaches and Reconfigurations, Lessons for Development, Explanations for Divergence?
Philipp Robinson Roessner ( University of Manchester and Universität Leipzig ) |
S20019
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Cooperative networks in regional and national perspective during the 19th and 20th century
Torsten Lorenz ( Charles University Prague ) |
S20020 |
The City and the World – Spatial and Temporal Connectivities in the pre-Modern World
Radhika Seshan ( University of Pune) |
S20021 |
Urban labour markets in Europe and North America from the XVth to the XXIth century in Global perspective
florent Le Bot ( Ecole normale supérieure de Cachan ) |
S20023
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The Trade Relations in the Mediterranean and the Black Sea from the middle of the 13th century up to the beginning of the 20th century
Vladimir Vasilevic Morozan ( Saint-Petersburg State University ) |
S20025 |
The State and Economic Development in Early Modern Japan and China: Continuity and Discontinuity from the 17th Century to the 20th Century
Wenkai He ( Hong Kong University of Science and Technology ) |
S20026  |
A World Apart? The Eurasian Mountains and Modern Economic Growth
Jon Mathieu ( University of Lucerne ) |
S20028 |
Global Impact of Slave Trade and Slavery – a comparative approach
Matthias van Rossum ( International Institute of Social History ) |
S20031  |
Agriculture and economic development in the periphery, 19th and 20th centuries
Vicente Pinilla ( University of Zaragoza ) |
S20032 |
Privileges and economic development from the 16th to the 19th century: a comparative approach ( Europe-Asia)
Corine Maitte ( Université Paris-Est Marne-la-Vallée ) |
S20036
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Industry, Organization, and Economic Structure in Russia in the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries
Amanda G Gregg ( Yale University ) |
S20038
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The development of nuclear energy: economics, financial and business origins
M.d.Mar RUBIIO ( Universidad Publica de Navarra ) |
S20039 |
How Financial Networks become Vulnerable to Crises: a Global and Historical Perspective
Hugh Rockoff ( Rutgers University ) |
S20041  |
Catching up now and then - do historical perspectives on developing-country dynamics still make sense?
Martin Andersson ( Lund University ) |
S20042
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Long run economic growth and the environment: international comparison from a socio-metabolic perspective
Iñaki Iriarte-Goñi ( University of Zaragoza ) |
S20043 |
The Quantitative Economic History of Central, East and South-East Europe
Tamas Vonyo ( London School of Economics and Political Science ) |
S20044
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African, American, Asian and European ways of institutionalizing statistics
Béatrice Touchelay ( Université de Lille 3 ) |
S20048
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Monetary Systems in Post-colonial transition in Asia and Africa
OLIVIER FEIERTAG ( Normandy University ) |
S20051
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Economic History of Sport
John Wilson ( University of South Australia ) |
S20053 |
The contribution of rural coastal areas to international trade networks in the early modern period
Werner Scheltjens ( University of Leipzig ) |
S20057 |
Heights in Development
Nikola Koepke ( Universitat de Barcelona ) |
S20058
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RISK MANAGEMENT, INSURANCE AND ORGANISATIONAL CHOICE IN HISTORY
Robin Pearson ( University of Hull ) |
S20059 |
The Maddison Project: measuring economic performance across time and space.
Jutta Bolt ( University of Groningen ) |
S20060 |
Global Migrations since 1500: towards a new comparative method
Leo Lucassen ( Leiden University ) |
S20061
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Evolution in History: Applying Biological and Demographic Concepts to Explain Economic Decision Making in Global History.
Charlotte Störmer ( Utrecht University ) |
S20063
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The institutional foundations of long-distance trade before industrialization: diversity and change.
Daniel Strum ( University of São Paulo ) |
S20066 |
Numeracy, Human Capital and its Determinants
Joerg Baten ( University of Tuebingen ) |
S20070 |
Cliometric Perspectives to the Study of World Wars
Antoine PARENT ( Sciences Po Lyon ) |
S20073 |
Special Economic Zones: Treaty Ports and Port Cities of Maritime Asia, 1842-1942
Naoto KAGOTANI ( Kyoto University ) |
S20077 |
The power of the purse: public finance and human development in the developing world
Anne G. Hanley ( Northern Illinois University ) |
S20078
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Feudalism and the market. Explaining economic growth in the Middle Ages
Phillipp R Schofield ( Aberystwyth University ) |
S20079
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At the origins of consumer credit: pawn-broking in pre-industrial and developing societies. Economic concerns and moral connotations
Mauro Carboni ( Università di Bologna ) |
S20080 |
Divisions of work across the life course: Practices and attitudes in global economic historical perspective
Andreas Eckert ( Humboldt University Berlin ) |
S20081
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Nobility and business. The contribution of the aristocracy to economic development in the 18th-19th centuries
Silvia A. Conca Messina ( University of Milan ) |
S20082 |
Long-term trends in China's economy
Thomas G. Rawski ( University of Pittsburgh ) |
S20083 |
Shibusawa Eiichi’s gappon capitalism ( ethical capitalism) as a model for developing countries in future global perspectives
Geoffrey Jones ( Harvard Business School ) |
S20087 |
“Cities and Economic Development: From the Dawn of History to the Present” in homage to Paul Bairoch
Remi Jedwab ( George Washington University ) |
S20088 |
Changes and Continuities in a Bustling Time: Chinese Long-distance Merchants and Their Business World, 1700-1900
Meng Zhang ( University of California ) |
S20089 |
Organizational Innovation and Business Enterprise in International Perspective
Naomi R. Lamoreaux ( Yale University ) |
S20091 |
Patents and Incentives for Innovation across Time and Space
Zorina Khan ( Bowdoin College/Hoover Institution, Stanford University ) |
S20094 |
Deflation, money and commodities: Maritime Asia and its linkages to the Americas in the first half of the 19th century
Kohei Wakimura ( Osaka City University ) |
S20101 |
Globalization, inequality and gender inequality and implications for the study of living standards and demography ( 19th and 20th centuries)
Enriqueta Camps-Cura ( Pompeu Fabra University ) |
S20103 |
Global Patterns in Family Structures and Their Impact on Development
Claude Diebolt ( University of Strasbourg ) |
S20106 |
Government Institutions, Access to Economic Opportunity, and Income Redistribution
Price Fishback ( University of Arizona ) |
S20107
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NEW INSIGHTS INTO FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT AND THE MULTINATIONAL ENTERPRISE: ASSESSING LONG-TERM IMPACTS ON HOST ECONOMIES
ADORACION ALVARO-MOYA ( CUNEF Business School ) |
S20108
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Welfare, inequality and standards of living compared: America, Europe and Asia, ca. 1500-2000
Julio C. Djenderedjian ( Instituto Ravignani, Universidad de Buenos Aires ) |
S20110
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'Counting People, Understanding Economies: Global Histories of Registration and Demographic Statistics'
Gerardo Serra ( London School of Economics and Political Science ) |
S20112  |
Costs and Economic Returns to Higher Education: Competing Models in Historical Perspective
Bogdan Murgescu ( Bucharest University ) |
S20113 |
Wages and global development since 1950/1960s: diversity and convergence between emerging and advanced countries
Michel-Pierre Chelini ( University of Artois ( Fr) ) |
S20114
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Ancient Economic Development from Multiple Perspectives: Ecology, Institutions, and Evolution.
Brooks A. Kaiser ( University of Southern Denmark ) |
S20119 |
Population density and long-run economic development
Leigh Shaw Taylor ( Cambridge University ) |
S20120 |
Chinese Enterprises under the Socialist Economic System in Comparative Perspective
Jun Kajima ( Yokohama National University ) |
S20127 |
New Perspectives on the Economic Impact of Canals and Railways
Dan Bogart ( University of California ) |
S20128
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The domestic integration of financial markets
Alberto Feenstra ( University of Amsterdam ) |
S20132  |
Regional GDPs in the periphery: a long run perspective
Marc Badia-Miró ( Universitat de Barcelona ) |
S20133 |
Chinese Public Finance: From military-fiscal state through the issues of common pool resources and foreign trade taxation to the emergence of public debt
R Bin Wong ( UCLA ) |
S20135 |
Visiting Industrial Districts in History and Developing World
Tomoko Hashino ( Kobe University ) |
S20136 |
Revisiting the role of foreign trade in socialist economies
Valeria Zanier ( London School of Economics ) |
S20138 |
The modernization of China in the early twentieth century: institutional Change and economic development
Se Yan ( Peking University ) |
S20139 |
Importance of Trade, Conflicts, and Neutrality for Small and Medium Powers from the 18th to the 20th Centuries
Jari A Eloranta ( Appalachian State University and University of Jyvaskyla ) |
S20140
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The Great Depression and Macroeconomic Policy in the 1930s
Andrew Jalil ( Occidental College ) |
S20141
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Demographic differentials by wealth and status
Hao Dong ( Hong Kong University of Science and Technology ) |
S20142 |
Competition and Complementarity of International Financial Centres: International Banking and Historical Perspective
Ayumu Sugawara ( Tohoku University ) |
S20144 |
From Fragmented Societies to Modern Welfare States: Comparative Public Sector Transition Paths
Christopher Lloyd ( The Finnish Centre of Excellence in Historical Research, University of Tampere ) |
S20145 |
Merchants, Migrants, and Slaves in the Development of a Pacific Ocean World
Robert Hellyer ( Wake Forest University ) |
S20147 |
Causes and Hurdles: Gender Equality in the development process
Lotte van der Vleuten ( Radboud University ) |
S20148 |
The elusive quest for economic policy coordination: a reassessment of international monetary systems
Catherine R. Schenk ( University of Glasgow ) |
S20153  |
Determinants of creativity: The case of the arts in the 19th and 20th centuries
Karol Jan Borowiecki ( University of Southern Denmark ) |
S20157
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reinsurance history from the middle XIXth to today
André Straus ( CNRS and Sorbonne University ) |
S20161 |
Opening of Treaty Ports Reconsidered: The Chinese Maritime Customs and Modern Chinese Economy
Songdi Wu ( Fudan University ) |