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LSE Economic History 28 de fev
Great news! History at LSE has moved up into 6th place overall in the world in the @worldunirranking Subject Table, and continues to rank third in the UK and Europe. Congratulations to all LSE historians!
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LSE Economic History 28 de fev
Congratulations to LSE historians - great news!
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LdnMetArchives 28 de fev
We have a fascinating free talk about the health of children living in state and charitable institutions in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries today at 2pm. Please book a place here:
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LSE Economic History 28 de fev
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Read the Working Paper here: 'Where is the Middle Class? Inequality, Gender and the Shape of the Upper Tail from 60 million English Death and Probate Records, 1892-2016'
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LSE Economic History 28 de fev
'Most of us die virtually penniless' Latest Working Paper from @NeilJCummins shows that since 1950 generational wealth was shuffled among top 20-30 per cent, middle and lower classes passing on little to nothing. Read feature here:
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LSE Economic History 27 de fev
Brilliant - congratulations on the rankings!
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African Economic His 27 de fev
article summary by Rebecca Simson . Does government budget favour patronage over pro-growth investments in East Africa since 1960? Public employment growth was short-lived & mainly financed through reduction in real wages.
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Ben Schneider 26 de fev
In this week’s , () is discussing the bundles of goods exchanged for enslaved people during the slave trade.
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LSE Economic History 25 de fev
Hear 's talk on "The Health of Children in Institutional Care in London 1860-1920", 2pm 28 Feb 2019. It's part of 's exhibition 'Child Health in London'.
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LSE Careers 25 de fev
Happy Monday! We hope our students have made the best of their reading week, and we have a full calendar of events to get back to! Check them out and register on CareerHub:
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LSE Economic History 25 de fev
'The vast majority of English in the 20th century died with nothing.' in on his new CEPR paper on the missing English middle class
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Palgrave Economics 23 de fev
SERIES SPOTLIGHT: Palgrave Studies in edited by Kent Deng Recent series authors include and many more!
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Study at LSE 22 de fev
5 FREE spots to visit in Central London over Reading Week
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LSE Student Services 22 de fev
Did you know you don't have to have lived off campus yourself to become a mentor for the off campus support scheme? Apply to volunteer as a mentor today!
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LSE Economic History 20 de fev
At long last, Economic History Dept Hoodies are now available to buy! You can order any colour as long as it's black.
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Dominic Berry 19 de fev
Freudian typo there.
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Jordan Claridge 19 de fev
Exited to speak at this morning on lessons from (medieval) economic history.
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Chris Minns 14 de fev
Marcella Alsan (Stanford) delivers the Epstein Lecture
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LSE PhD Academy 12 de fev
Opportunity Alert! LSE PhD students can become Peer Supporters in 2018-19. Deadline for application is 4 Feb, training in March. Make sure you apply now! This can be that one experience that can boost your CV, & give you skills for life and the workplace!
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LSE Economic History 11 de fev
The Epstein Lecture 2019 is this week, Thursday 14 February. Dr Marcella Alsan, economist and medical doctor, will discuss her research into the roots of racial health inequality in the USA. Details here:
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