Research Colloquium
The Berliner Forschungskolloquium Wirtschafts- und Sozialgeschichte is organised by the Institut für Wirtschaftsgeschichte (Nikolaus Wolf) and the Lehrstuhl für Sozial- und Wirtschaftsgeschichte (Alexander Nützenadel).
The colloquium takes place on Wednesday (17-18:15h) in Dorotheenstraße 24, R. 1.404. There is also the possibility to join online via Zoom.
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19.10.22 Susanne Schmidt (HU Berlin)
Delayed gratification: Children, race, and candy in behavioral science, 1956–2018 (mit Prof. Anke te Heesen)
26.10.22 Jochen Streb (Mannheim)
Heterogeneous savers and their inflation expectation during German industrialization: Social class, wealth, and gender
02.11.22 Christos Tsakas (European University Institute)
Post-war Greco-German Relations 1953-1981. Economic Development, Business Interests, and European Integration
09.11.22 Mathias Bühler (LMU München)
Female education and social change
16.11.22 Hannah Schwank (Bonn)
Disruptive effects of natural disasters: The 1906 San Francisco fire
21.11.22 (Montag) Annette Kehnel (Mannheim)
Minimalismus im Mittelalter? 18-20 Uhr Friedrichstr. 191-193, Raum 4026 (mit Prof. Barbara Schlieben, Prof. Matthias Pohlig und Prof. Thomas Ertl)
30.11.22 Anna Missiaia (Gothenburg)
From global to local: Trade shocks and regional growth in Italy during the first globalization
07.12.22 Laurent Warlouzet (Sorbonne)
Europe vs. Europe. Liberal, social and neomercantilist European integration from 1945 to 2021
14.12.22 Lydia Assouad (London School of Economics)
Charismatic leaders and nation-building
04.01.23 Jan Logemann (Göttingen)
Exporting the American way of death? Transatlantic perspectives on funeral markets in the 20th century
11.01.23 Stefan Nikolic (Bocconi)
TBA
18.01.23 Thibaud Giddey (Lausanne)
The Formalization of banking supervision in two small European economies: The case of Switzerland and Belgium, 1930s-1970s
25.01.23 Guillaume Blanc (Manchester)
French
01.02.23 Maria Carmala Schisani (University of Naples Federico II)
Assessing the persistence of economic elites. Some evidence from the South of Italy in the 19th century
08.02.23 Tommy Krieger (ZEW Mannheim)
Political rules and local political representation in 19th and early-20th century Germany
15.02.23 Matthew Broad (Leiden)
Free trade, eastern Europe and the end stage of the Cold War: The case of the European Free Trade Association (EFTA)