Nice to have my paper on female composers (with Karol Jan Borowiecki and Martin Hørlyk Kristensen) discussed in the Italian press! L'assenza delle compositrici nella storia della musica ilbolive.unipd.it/it/news/lassen… #culturaleconomics #ClassicalMusic UVM Economics HEDG (Historical Economics and Development Group)

New PhD course📚 From Numbers to Narratives: Data Techniques in Economics, Demography, and Social Sciences 🤩Lectures by NeilJCummins 🗓️17-21 June 🇩🇰 University of Southern Denmark, Odense ⏰ Registration deadline, 1 June (link in comments) 👉Read more: econ.au.dk/old/news-and-e…

Don't forget to sign up for NeilJCummins's Summer School "From Numbers to Narratives: Data Techniques in Economics, Demography, and Social Sciences" at University of Southern Denmark🇩🇰🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🚨DEADLINE is 1st of June! read more: econ.au.dk/dgpe/dgpe-cour… x.com/SDUeconhist/st…

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Where are the female composers? marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolu…

We invite you to the CEPR-YSI Economic History Job Market Workshop on the 8th-9th of November, 2024 HEDG (Historical Economics and Development Group). For more details please see: ysi.ineteconomics.org/event/cepr-ysi… Maylis Avaro Martin Hørlyk Kristensen Paul Sharp Giovanni Mellace Young Scholars Initiative

📢#CallforPapers for emerging scholars Deadline: 25.08 CEPR & Young Scholars Initiative invite submissions for the Economic History Job Market Workshop on 8-9 Nov 2024, hosted by the Syddansk Universitet Learn more & submit your research: cepr.org/events/cepr-ys… #EconHistory #JobMarket #PhDstudents

📢#CallforPapers for emerging scholars Deadline: 25.08 CEPR & Young Scholars Initiative invite submissions for the Economic History Job Market Workshop on 8-9 Nov 2024, hosted by the Syddansk Universitet Learn more & submit your research: cepr.org/events/cepr-ys… #EconHistory #JobMarket #PhDstudents

Check out the CEPR & Young Scholars Initiative #CallforPapers, with deadline next week! cepr.org/events/cepr-ys… Department of Economics, Trinity College Dublin QUB Economic History HEDG (Historical Economics and Development Group) Trinity Research in Social Sciences Geneva Graduate Institute Inter History & Politics Syddansk Universitet Maylis Avaro Martin Hørlyk Kristensen Giovanni Mellace Paul Sharp #CFPs #EconHistory #JobMarket

We are organizing a job market event for PhD students on November 8 and 9. While the focus is on economic history, any PhD student in economics from Denmark is welcome to attend. econ.au.dk/dgpe/dgpe-cour…

Pleased that my paper on female composers, with Karol Jan Borowiecki and Martin Hørlyk Kristensen, has been accepted at the European Economic Review (after 6 rounds!). Grateful to editor and referees for their comments and my coauthors for their perseverance. :) #Culturaleconomics #Econtwitter

Looking to hire a talented and dedicated econometrician? I highly recommend Nadja van 't Hoff. We collaborated with Arthur Lewbel on "LiM and the CC-LATE", now R&R at The Review of Economics and Statistics (REStat). In her JMP, Nadja develops novel identification results for settings with non-binary, ordered treatments.

Published version of “Where are the female composers? Human capital and gender inequality in music history” (with Karol Jan Borowiecki and Martin Hørlyk Kristensen) is now available open access at EER! #econtwitter #culturaleconomics HEDG (Historical Economics and Development Group) UVM Economics sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

🧵 Call for Papers: 14th Annual Workshop on Growth, History, and Development 📚 Join us as we reflect on 150 Years of Women’s University Education in Denmark (1875–2025)! #EconHist #SDU #EconTwitter

New publication alert! 🚨 Members of our HEDG team Karol Jan Borowiecki, Martin Hørlyk Kristensen, and Marc T Law ask why female composers are overshadowed by their male counterparts in their new paper "Where are the female composers? Human capital and gender inequality in music history"🎶

🚨🚨🚨PhD summer school at the University of Southern Denmark 🚨🚨🚨What can we learn about tariffs and trade from history? Chris Meisner, our keynote speaker, is one of the most renowned experts on historical trade and policy. + Learn ML + NLP tools. Join us 11-22 August 2025!

🚨 PhD Opportunities at HEDG! 🚨 We’re excited to announce two fully funded PhD positions in Economics at the University of Southern Denmark! If you’re interested in cutting-edge research in applied economics, don’t miss these opportunities:

📢We're Hiring!📢 I'm looking for a PhD student to join me HEDG (Historical Economics and Development Group) to work on research in health care, education and medical innovation in the US 👉Fully funded by Carlsbergfondet 👉Apply by 7 April Join our exciting research environment—apply now! bit.ly/4i3KsHq

EHES has an insightful new working paper by Gregory Clark and Martin Hørlyk Kristensen 👏 The paper is "The Myth of Nordic Mobility: Social Mobility Rates in Modern Denmark and Sweden"🇩🇰🇸🇪 👉Read all EHES working papers here: ehes.org/working-papers/

Our paper with Francesco Cinnirella Erik Hornung “Flow of ideas: Economic societies and the rise of useful knowledge” is out in print The Economic Journal🚨 In this paper we investigate the importance of knowledge sharing societies from the 18th century on long-run innovation. Read on for more -->