IAFFE is proud to announce that the winner of the 2023 Suraj Mal and Shyama Devi Agarwal Book Prize is Joanna Rostek for her book Women’s Economic Thought in the Romantic Age. The Book Prize Committee was greatly impressed by Rostek's book for its groundbreaking analysis and the particular ways in which she has inserted women’s voices into the history of economic thought. The Prize will be awarded at the 2023 Annual Conference, July 5-8 2023. #FeministEconomics #EconHistory

When I was in grad school there was a big question in #econhistory about the connection between infectious disease and institutions. AJR vs Albouy but also others and not just settler colonialism.

I haven’t followed this literature since. What are the big papers over the last decade on disease and institutional development?

#economics #history #health

Nice trip to Fort Lauderdale for the #SEA2022 conference !

Definitely french ass. Prof and us researchers don't play in the same league ^^

Thanks to all participant of the #econhistory #clio panels for their helpful comments.

Hope to publish soon my article on the Swiss protectionism during the 19th !

It looks like it's normal to write an #introduction here. I'm Nicolas Duquette, an economist at the Price School of Public Policy, #USC. I work on the economics of #nonprofit organizations and charitable #giving. My work straddles #publicecon and #econhistory.

I like :python: and am doing more and more of my work in it.

I'm here to consume and share public goods, although plenty of my posts contribute nothing to social welfare, honestly.

#Introduction

Hello #EconTwitter!

I am a #postdoc at the #MIT Center for Real Estate #mitcre and Urban Economics Lab. I have received my #PhD from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign #UIUC.

My research focuses on #urbanecon #migration #housing #realestate #trade #regional #econhistory

I am looking forward to connecting with you all here!