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27 Apr, 2017
by Alexander Persaud, PhD student, University of Michigan Winner of the New Researcher Prize – Economic History Society 2017 Free...
25 Apr, 2017
by Prof. Hugh Rockoff, Rutgers University Ever since the American election, historians, economists and other assorted pundits have been...
11 Apr, 2017
by Aashish Velkar (University of Manchester) On Brexit day (23 June 2016), The Guardian reminded its readers about the...
6 Apr, 2017
by German Forero-Laverde (Universidad Externado de Colombia / Universitat de Barcelona) Financial crises come in many shapes and forms....
30 Mar, 2017
by David Thackeray (University of Exeter) On referendum day in June last year, the 52-year old Nigel Farage expressed his...
29 Mar, 2017
by Jim Tomlinson (Glasgow University) In seeking to understand the economic basis of the Brexit vote, we should concentrate...
21 Mar, 2017
by Alexandra López Cermeño, Lund University / Universidad Carlos III de Madrid Universities generate growth spillovers beyond simply the...
7 Mar, 2017
by Guilherme de Oliveira (Columbia Law School) and Carmine Guerriero (University of Bologna) Italy emerged from the Congress of...
2 Mar, 2017
Nearly a third of the world’s 6,000 plus distinct languages have more than 35,000 speakers. But despite the big...
21 Feb, 2017
The market turn: From social democracy to market liberalism By Avner Offer, All Souls College, University of Oxford (avner.offer@all-souls.ox.ac.uk)...
16 Feb, 2017
From Timothy Hatton, Professor of Economics, Australian National University and University of Essex. Originally published on 9 May 2014...
14 Feb, 2017
Cutting the welfare budget is unlikely to lead to an increase in private voluntary work and charitable giving, according...
