Kerstin Enflo
@kerstinenfloProfessor of Economic History @lunduniversity.
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Why are some societies characterized by internal conflicts and others by cooperation? A new article about Sweden’s historical transition from a high conflict society to a state of labor peace:
(1/7) My article with @kerstinenflo and Tobias Karlsson "Social democracy and the decline of strikes" is now out as open access in Explorations in Economic History! You can read it here: sciencedirect.com/science/articl… A thread:
Just in time for the new year our conference website is up and running. Submit all paper and session proposals here by January 10: ehesconference.org Spread the word!
Available Postdoctoral position in Economics! Background: quantitative research in Urban Economics or applied microeconomics and experience with population-based register data at the individual level. Welcome to join the Urban Lab team! uu.se/en/about-uu/jo…
New in #RSUE: "History and urban economics" ift.tt/3r2wXQp #UrbanEcon #EconTwitter
Tune in today at 5 P.M. for a new International Macro History Seminar! @mara_squi @Unibocconi presents "Technology Adoption and #Productivity Growth: Evidence from #Industrialization in France" Moderated by @kerstinenflo Join at: ow.ly/WqFN50GNt1f
Looking forward to chair this seminar on Wednesday! Join us here:
17 November ⏰16:00 GMT This week's International Macro History Seminar will be on "Technology Adoption and Productivity Growth: Evidence from Industrialization in France" presented by @mara_squi @Unibocconi Register: ow.ly/WqFN50GNt1f More info: ow.ly/ZkWw50GNt1c
The European Review of Economic History is 25 @The_EHES academic.oup.com/ereh/article-a…
We are hiring! Please join our great department of economics at Aalto University and Helsinki GSE. econjobmarket.org/positions?show…
Celebrating 25 years of the #EREH with the support of @The_EHES A review article by Professor Paul Sharp now online: academic.oup.com/ereh/advance-a…
A lesson from history (provided by my colleagues @Lunduni_LUSEM)
Lack of power grids sealed fate for early electric cars: bit.ly/2YMFR8w @NatureEnergyJnl #ElectricVehicle #ElectricCars
My latest paper is in early view #openaccess with EREH journal @The_EHES . I am so grateful for many mentors and colleagues who keep inspiring me.
New on early view: "Fiscal capacity in ‘‘responsible government’’ colonies: the Cape Colony in comparative perspective, c. 1865–1910" by @abel_gwaindepi @LuEconHist academic.oup.com/ereh/advance-a…
Time for our Economics Prize poll! Pick up to 3 candidates -- results presented by the end of the week (and laureate(s) presented Mon Oct 11). ekonomistas.se/2021/10/04/vem…
The EREH is celebrating 25 years! Thanks for all your contributions and keep them coming.
A somewhat special new article on early view: how the European Review has performed over its 25 year history. Thank you for all your contributions over the years! academic.oup.com/ereh/advance-a… Martina Cioni, Giovanni Federico, and Michelangelo Vasta tell the story
Extended CfP: FRESH Meeting 24-25 November in Lund, Sweden @LuEconHist Theme: Innovation, broadly conceived Keynote: Alessandro Nuvolari @ScuolaSantAnna Send abstract + short CV to kathryn.gary@ekh.lu.se by 25 September More info: quceh.org.uk/lund-2021.html
We're excited to be part of the Young Scholars Initiative EconHist Graduate Webinar once again! Proposals due Sept 30, first webinar Nov 2 Economic history broadly defined - all time periods, topics, methods are welcome More info and contact: ysi.ineteconomics.org/project/613585…:
from #thelongrun: "Income inequality and famine mortality: evidence from the Finnish famine of the 1860s" by Miikka Voutilainen @uniofjyvaskyla - the full article from this blog was published on @EcHistSocReview & is available in #openaccess ehs.org.uk/income-inequal…
My article "Living costs and welfare ratios in Western Europe: new estimates using a linear programming model" #economichistory #Europe @The_EHES academic.oup.com/ereh/advance-a…
Forthcoming in the European Review: Was the willingness to shoulder unusually high tax burdens generalized throughout the British Empire's settler colonies? @abel_gwaindepi @LuEconHist compares Cape Colony to CAN, AUS & NZL to demonstrate the Cape's divergent fiscal path.
Our paper is out!
1/6 Mine, @kerstinenflo, and Tobias Karlsson's article "More Power to the People: Electricity Adoption, Technological Change, and Labor Conflict" is now out in the Journal of Economic History! Link: cambridge.org/core/journals/… Here's a summary:
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