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Today in Broadstreet, Mark Koyama considers Feudalism as a Contested Concept in Historical Political Economy. broadstreet.blog/p/feudalism-as…

Today in Broadstreet: The Spread of Romantic Nationalism across Europe: A Case of Ideational Diffusion broadstreet.blog/p/the-spread-o…

New in Broadstreet: Jack Paine, Xiaoyan Qiu, and Joan Ricart-Huguet discuss African Borders: Neither Random Nor Decided at the Berlin Conference. broadstreet.blog/p/african-bord…

Today in Broadstreet, Jared Rubin discusses Religion and Development. broadstreet.blog/p/religion-and…

New in Broadstreet, Leticia Arroyo Abad and (((Noel Maurer))) on The arm of history is long, but not always strong: The effects of labor coercion in colonial and postcolonial Peru broadstreet.blog/p/the-arm-of-h…

ALERT: The Second Annual Historical Political Economy Conference at USC will be held on October 24-25, 2025. Deadline for proposals: May 1 Here's the link to the proposal form: dornsife.usc.edu/cis/2025/04/02…

New in Broadstreet, Mark Koyama discusses A New Edition of the Handbook of New Institutional Economics. broadstreet.blog/p/a-new-editio…

New in Broadstreet, Leticia Arroyo Abad and José Antonio Sánchez Espín discuss The Making of America: migration in colonial times. broadstreet.blog/p/the-making-o…

ALERT: The Second Annual Historical Political Economy Conference at USC will be held on October 24-25, 2025. Deadline for proposals: **May 1** Keynote presentation: Saumitra Jha Here's the link to the proposal form: dornsife.usc.edu/cis/2025/04/02…

Looking for a brief break from the news? Please join us in sunny Los Angeles to talk Historical Political Economy! With a lot of history to work with, and great HPE folks, it’s going to be a lot of fun and likely more cheerful than the contemporary version.

New in Broadstreet, Adeel Malik and coauthors ask: Why are frontiers more conflict-prone—and what is the relevance of historical political economy for answering this? broadstreet.blog/p/why-are-fron…

Description of my paper on Frontier Rule and Conflict with Adeel Malik and Faiz Ur Rehman on Broadstreet Blog. We explain why historical frontier zones are more prone to conflict.

Today in Broadstreet, Valentín Figueroa examines Intellectual Life in Early Modern Europe. broadstreet.blog/p/intellectual…

Check out this summary of my joint work with Gary Cox on creativity in the early modern period, on Broadstreet Blog

Today in Broadstreet, Vicky Fouka discusses Industry and identity: How labor migration reshaped culture in 19th century Britain. broadstreet.blog/p/industry-and…

Today in Broadstreet, Bastian Becker and colleagues explore The Future of Historical Political Economy in Europe. broadstreet.blog/p/the-future-o…

How important was the railroad, and why did it raise incomes? Dave Donaldson’s classic paper “Railroads of the Raj” found that access to the railroad raised real income by 16%, and trade accounted for half. Let’s understand how he got this! 1/

New in Broadstreet Blog, John Matsusaka (USC Marshall) examines The Democratic Institutions of the Roman Republic broadstreet.blog/p/the-democrat…