Oct. 7–Michela Giorcelli, Economics, UCLA, “Not All Management is Created Equal: Evidence from the Training Within the Industry Program”
Sept. 30–Peter Koudijs, Stanford, TBA
Sept. 23–Reka Juhasz, Economics, Columbia University, “The Long-Run Productivity Effects of Technology Adoption: Evidence from France” (co-authored with Mara Squicciarini and Nico Voigtlaender)
Sept. 16: Ariel Ron, History, SMU, “King Hay: Energy History and Economic Nationalism in the American Civil War Era”
Sept. 9: Mark Carlson, Federal Reserve Board of Governors, “ ‘Unconventional’ Monetary Policy as Conventional Monetary Policy: A Perspective from the U.S. in the 1920s” (co-authored with Burcu Duygan-Bump)
Yale history professor Denise Y. Ho analyzes the current protests in Hong Kong in this short article for the Project for Media in the Public Interest (PMPI).
“Rethinking Research Practices in International/Transnational History: An Informal Conversation”
Wednesday, September 11th, 4 pm
Faculty Room, Connecticut Hall, 2nd floor
A group of distinguished scholars will reflect on some of the intended and unintended consequences of the recent scholarly turns towards transnational approaches and digitized sources. They will focus on the impact on overall scholarship, individual scholars, and institutional efforts at inclusion. Panelists include:
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