The Economic History Podcast

The Economic History Podcast

The Economic History podcast is a platform for sharing knowledge, ideas and new research with a general interest audience. Each month we meet leading academics in the field and discuss a range of topics, including pandemics, long run economic growth, gender issues, financial crises, inequality, sustainable development and a number of weird and fun economic experiments in history. There is no time like the past to help us understand the present.

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Episoder(47)

Why Economic History?

Why Economic History?

In this episode, we meet 'the guy who wrote the book on' why economists need economic history, Dr. Chris Colvin (Queen's University Belfast). We discuss the importance of the subject for policy makers...

15 Des 202043min

Germany's Regional Development: 30-150 Years Since Unification

Germany's Regional Development: 30-150 Years Since Unification

In this episode, we meet Professor Nikolaus Wolf discuss Germany's economic development since the Napoleonic Wars with a particular focus on Regional development. We discuss trends in German economic ...

1 Des 202040min

India's Development Path, 1700-2010

India's Development Path, 1700-2010

In this episode we look at the long run development of India's Economy (1700-2010) with Professor Bishrupniya Gupta. We consider the institutional legacy of Colonialism on matters such as education an...

17 Nov 202040min

Boom and Bust: Bubbles or Fires?

Boom and Bust: Bubbles or Fires?

This week, we meet Professor John Turner to discuss his new book "Boom and Bust: A Global History of Financial Bubbles" with Will Quinn. We cover their original interpretation of historical bubbles us...

2 Nov 202044min

The Great Divergence, Structural Change and Economic Shrinking

The Great Divergence, Structural Change and Economic Shrinking

This week, Professor Stephen Broadberry shares insights from his extensive work in constructing national accounts over the very long run, to answer contemporary debates. When did the Great Divergence ...

19 Okt 202037min

Women in the Workforce (Over the Very Long Run)

Women in the Workforce (Over the Very Long Run)

In this episode, we meet Prof. Jane Humphries and discuss her extensive research on women in the workforce. We discuss changes in the relative position of female casual workers and annually contracted...

5 Okt 202055min

Plagues, Pandemics, Policies and Perceptions

Plagues, Pandemics, Policies and Perceptions

In this episode, we meet Prof. Patrick Wallis to discuss some of his previous work on pandemics and plagues. We look at the comparative magnitudes of some of the worst disease outbreaks and discuss ho...

21 Sep 202042min

The Political Economy of 'Poor (Development) Numbers'

The Political Economy of 'Poor (Development) Numbers'

This week, we chat with Professor Morten Jerven on the weakness of data in developing economies. We discuss the history of political machinery behind final economic statistics, the misaligned incentiv...

7 Sep 202054min

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