Thank you, Δαμιανός Κομματάς! Για μια ιστορία του καπιταλισμού «στην πράξη» marginalia.gr/arthro/gia-mia…

NEXT WEEK at OxEARS, something for the labour history/history of economic thought/antebellum history folks - Matteo M Rossi on Henry Carey and free labour. DM or email Grace Mallon for a copy of the paper and the Zoom link. Weds 1st December at 4pm GMT.

Today in Broadstreet, guest Diana Kim examines Opium, Empire, and the Symbolic Capacity of Bureaucratic States. broadstreet.blog/2021/12/03/opi…

Ages of American Capitalism: a History of the United States #UChicagoBookSalon with Jonathan Levy (UChicago History) and @NBarreyre (CENA @MondAmericains EHESS) Monday 6 December 2021 - 6pm Paris time / 11am Chicago time centerinparis.uchicago.edu/events/ages-am…

Opportunity to put out this link to the paper again. Additional suggestions about scholarship to cite and integrate very much welcome. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

Forthcoming: Frank Ramsey’s place in the history of mathematical economics: not what you think, by Pedro G Duarte & Cheryl Misak buff.ly/3mNRoO2

Forthcoming: Decision over Time as a By-Product of a Measure of Utility: A Reappraisal of Paul Samuelson’s “A Note on Measurement of Utility” (1937), by Amélie Fiévet buff.ly/3EF4e7n

Still a few days left!!! A fun opportunity for doctoral and early-career researchers in economic and political history. Come and join us in Madrid! 👇

Hot off the press: a piece I wrote on US money, industrialization, and H. C. Carey: read.dukeupress.edu/hope/article-a…

AUP students discovered the French haute couture by visiting Chanel’s art center on a study trip led by Professor Kate Yue Zhang. The trip was part of the course “BA2009 Intercutural Management”.

I talked with the great Robin Einhorn about how slavery shaped the history of taxes, government spending, and state formation in the US. She delivered a much more fascinating and dynamic story: phenomenalworld.org/interviews/rob…

Really great paper by Sofia Valeonti on Henry Carey's monetary thought concerning 19th century American greenbacks Check it out here: doi.org/10.1215/001827…

Do you want to learn how Georgescu-Roegen constructed an alternative to mainstream emphasis on industrialization policies inspired by his travels to Southeast Asia and Brazil? Read the new paper by Professor Suprinyak: doi.org/10.1017/S10538… @AssoCharlesGide SHoET

Is there a link between money supply, industrialization, and the US reconstruction after the Civil War ? Henry C. Carey thought so. Read Prof. Valeonti’s new article here: read.dukeupress.edu/hope/article-a…

Happy to see my book published. By revisiting one of history’s notorious frauds, it provides insights into the foundations of 19th c. state-making, sovereign debt relationships, and British imperialism. Warmest thanks to all scholars and friends who have supported this research!

Reconsidérer le rôle du gouvernement dans l'histoire économique américaine, c'est l'objectif de ce #colloque organisé par @NBarreyre Ariel Ron Sofia Valeonti & l'un de nos chercheurs-résidents, historien des États-Unis Department of History at Queen Mary: Noam Maggor Noam Maggor 👉cutt.ly/h2OOad5

New article w/Sofia Valeonti in Cambridge Economics comparing Union inflation w/Confederate hyperinflation in the US Civil War. We root the different outcomes in institutional legacies linking democratic politics w/taxing capacity in free but not slave states. doi.org/10.1093/cje/be…

Join us on May 25-26, for a conf on "The American Developmental State: The Origins of American Capitalism in Comparative Perspective". Keynote Roundtable with Gary Gerstle @PikettyLeMonde Felicia Wong. Full program: tinyurl.com/mrxuuf5z. Cohosted with IEA de Paris EHESS