Economic History: Daniel Gross, Harvard Business School
“The Ties that Bind: Railroad Gauge Standards and Internal Trade in the 19th Century U.S”
http://economics.yale.edu/eventsseminars/economic-history-workshop
February 2016
Economic History: Steven Nafziger, Williams College
“Long-Run Consequences of Labor Coercion: Evidence from Russian Serfdom”
http://economics.yale.edu/eventsseminars/economic-history-workshop
Economic History: Aldo Mussachio, Brandeis University
“Immigration and Banking Development in Brazil” (with Leo Feler and Eustaquio Reis)
http://economics.yale.edu/eventsseminars/economic-history-workshop
Economic History: Gavin Wright, Stanford University
“Voting Rights and Economics in the American South”
http://economics.yale.edu/eventsseminars/economic-history-workshop
Joanne Freeman participates in National History Center's Congressional briefing
History professors Joanne Freeman (Yale University) and Brian Balogh (University of Virginia) discussed the history of political partisanship at the National History Center’s congressional briefing on January 29, 2016. Read about the event on Storify and visit the National History Center website for more information.
The Age of Aerospace premieres tonight on Science Channel featuring historians Paul Kennedy & Jenifer Van Vleck
THE AGE OF AEROSPACE, a five-part series sponsored by Boeing, will explore the advancements in civilian, military and space technology around some of America’s greatest achievements, premieres on Science Channel Monday, Feb. 1 at 8PM and features our own Professors Paul Kennedy and Jenifer Van Vleck.