Existe! Testado e aprimorado em sala de aula ao longo dos últimos anos, traz uma historiografia atualizada para as disciplinas de Economia Brasileira.
Gregori Galofré-Vilà
@gregorigv.bsky.social
I work at the intersection of political economy and economic history. I listen Superchunk and Don Caballero.
New study suggests areas hit harder during the Blitz were more likely to back Brexit in 2016 - not simply because of economics or demography, but because wartime experience appears to have endured in local memory and political culture.
WWII bombing may have helped shape the geography of Brexit, new study suggests
Areas hit harder during the Blitz were more likely to back Brexit in 2016 - not simply because of economics or demography, but because wartime experience appears to have endured in local memory and…
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The Tawney Lectures from the EHS annual conferences as far back as 2007 are available on the EHS website and YouTube channel. From the 2026 Conference: Professor Morgan Kelly, 'Historical Economics versus Economic History'. #EHS100 ehs.org.uk/multimedia/t...
Tawney Lecture 2026 - Historical Economics versus Economic History - Economic History Society
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Really pleased to see our global stunting data up on our world in data. We hope it helps people contextualise child stunting in a much longer historical lens. Thanks to Hannah and Tuna for visualising and explaining the data so well! The link to the original paper is here: doi.org/10.1136/bmjg...
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Our World in Data@ourworldindata.org · 3mo ago✍️ New article: “Childhood stunting fell dramatically over the 20th century” One in four children in the world today suffers from “stunting”. That’s 150 *million* children under five. A stunted child is too short for their age due to poor nutrition and frequent infections.
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Kevin O’Rourke, experto en comercio mundial: “Europa debe dejar de comportarse como si fuera impotente”
El historiador económico e investigador del francés CNRS cree que la Unión Europea debe actuar como un bloque con autonomía política y estratégica ante el nuevo ciclo de fragmentación global. Advierte...
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1/ Why do many WASH interventions have limited effects on child stunting? Our historical data suggest something surprising: Sanitation infrastructure alone often wasn’t enough, even in the past. New BMJ Global Health paper 👇 doi.org/10.1136/bmjg...
In our new paper (BMJ Global Health), we systematically collected 923 historical growth studies covering 122 countries from 1814–2016. By harmonising height-by-age data, we reconstruct stunting patterns over two centuries. Link: doi.org/10.1136/bmjg... 5)
What is child stunting — and how has it changed over the last 200 years? Stunting means being too short for one’s age due to chronic undernutrition and disease in early life. It’s one of the clearest markers of cumulative deprivation in childhood. 1)
A new WP discusses methodological issues that arise in the study of inequality using social tables, an approach commonly employed for estimating income distributions in societies where neither income surveys nor tax data are available. stonecenter.gc.cuny.edu/publications...
The paper, which focuses on 19th century estimates, proposes a set of "rules" or a broadly common methodology to enable better comparability of the results. Read the paper by @brankomilan.bsky.social, @philerfurth.bsky.social, @mgzl.bsky.social, & @ggabbuti.bsky.social.
Stone Center Working Paper Series - Stone Center on Socio-Economic Inequality
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Joel Mokyr at Nick Crafts 70th birthday conference in 2019 at @cagewarwick.bsky.social @warwickecon.bsky.social @warwickuni.bsky.social
Nobel laureate Professor Joel Mokyr drew on Peter Laslett, Jack Goody & the European marriage pattern to ground his new vision for “The Great Reversal and the Industrial Revolution”, a plenary address to the 8th Asian Historical Economics Conference, December 10 2024 at Hong Kong Univ www.cqh.hku.hk
"No way I am going to retire. Even if my students are retiring, not me." ❤️
Alexander Wulfers@alexanderwulfers.com · 10mo ago"Bob Fogel said to me once: For economics to work without economic history is like an evolutionary biologist without paleontology. You just miss 99.5% of all the species that ever walked on this earth." Joel Mokyr www.youtube.com/live/__0sGvj...
How exceptional was Italy’s inequality path in the interwar years? What was the role of wars, depression, and authoritarianism?🚨 Our new paper w/ @ggabbuti.bsky.social explores these questions. Full article here 👇https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0014498325000622?via%3Dihub
@gregorigv.bsky.social & @victormgomezblanco.bsky.social use natural language processing and network analysis of economic history articles to identify a shift towards a more global, data-driven, and methodologically advanced field. cepr.org/voxeu/column... #EconSky
🧵Economic History Transformed: What 25 Years of Data Reveal 1/ No longer just descriptive stats & British factories. It’s global, data-driven, and methodologically bold field. We analysed 25 years of publications in 5 top journals using NLP and network analysis. Here’s what we found 👇 @voxeu.org
📢 #InnovacióDocent amb impacte per als estudiants d’ #ADE! 💡 L’article a #REIRE mostra una activitat amb #Excel per fomentar la motivació i l’anàlisi crítica. 👉 doi.org/10.1344/reir... ✍️ G. Galofré-Vilà i M. Gómez-León #EducacióSuperior #UniversitatDeValència #CompetènciesDigitals
New WP 📄 out! Writing it with @gregorigv.bsky.social was super fun and thought-provoking. Thrilled with the final result. Hope you enjoy it as much as we did! Link below 👇
The workshop at @ehvalencia.bsky.social has started with Bruno Caprettini > "Where have all the workers gone? The contribution of labor to the Industrial Revolution" #past #history #technology #change @jvoth.bsky.social
And David Jacks with "Suez" #past #history #trade #technology #change #economics #econhis #shipping @chris-meissner.bsky.social
Great to be back home! What an outstanding workshop hosted by María Gómez León and @gregorigv.bsky.social at the University of Valencia. I had the pleasure of connecting with some truly brilliant and incredibly welcoming researchers.
Just released. New WP on product quality and trade liberalization in France, 1850-1874. The economy was producing high quality items throughout, but liberalization decreased avg. quality but some main exports went up in quality. www.nber.org/papers/w33902
The French Touch: Product Quality and France’s Great Trade Liberalization, 1850-1874
Founded in 1920, the NBER is a private, non-profit, non-partisan organization dedicated to conducting economic research and to disseminating research findings among academics, public policy makers, an...
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La historia económica importa, vaya si importa. Buena entrada en @nadaesgratis.bsky.social sobre temas, redes y autores (como siempre, fantásticos los enlaces). nadaesgratis.es/admin/es-el-...
¿Es el pasado útil para la economía? Cómo, dónde y qué se investiga en historia económica
Por Gregori Galofré-Vila (Universitat de València) y Víctor M. Gómez-Blanco (CUNEF Universidad) ¿Es el pasado útil para la economía? En 1976, Deirdre McCloskey planteó esta pregunta y respondió con u...
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After 10 years of doing research in Historical Political Economy, this fall I’ll finally get a chance to teach a survey course on the field & I’m really looking forward to it! 😊 I thought this would be an opportunity to create a syllabus with many essential contributions to this growing field.
¿Es el pasado útil para la economía? Cómo, dónde y qué se investiga en historia económica nadaesgratis.es/admin/es-el-... Vía @nadaesgratis.bsky.social #Economía
¿Es el pasado útil para la economía? Cómo, dónde y qué se investiga en historia económica
Por Gregori Galofré-Vila (Universitat de València) y Víctor M. Gómez-Blanco (CUNEF Universidad) ¿Es el pasado útil para la economía? En 1976, Deirdre McCloskey planteó esta pregunta y respondió con u...
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“la historia económica, como cualquier disciplina, no es neutra. Su evolución, sus métodos y su institucionalización afectan directamente a las narrativas que construimos sobre el pasado. Y esas narrativas, a su vez, influyen en cómo pensamos los problemas actuales”
Nada es Gratis@nadaesgratis.bsky.social · last yr.¿Es el pasado útil para la economía? Cómo, dónde y qué se investiga en historia económica nadaesgratis.es/admin/es-el-... Vía @nadaesgratis.bsky.social #Economía