Broadstreet
Broadstreet, Mark Koyama, Noel Maurer, Leticia Abad, Dr Alexandra (Ali) Cirone, Scott Gehlbach, Volha Charnysh, Yuhua Wang, Jeffery A. Jenkins, Jared Rubin, Vicky Fouka, Pavithra Suryanarayan, Patrick FitzsimmonsBroadstreet is an interdisciplinary blog dedicated to the study of historical political economy (HPE).
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Blood and Iron: Political Fragmentation in the Ancient Eastern Mediterranean
Around 1200 BCE, a societal shift happened in the Mediterranean basin. The great Bronze Age empires that characterized the era shrank or outright collapsed. The world that emerged from the ashes was not another one of mega-empires, but rath...
Identity Politics: Economic Incentives, Elite Capture, and Collective Memory
Identity politics plays a central role in contemporary political divisions—shaping voting behavior, social preferences, and conflict. Notably, these patterns often contradict material self-interest. For instance, poor white voters in the U....
HPE candidates on the job market
Job market season is here. As in past years, Broadstreet will be highlighting the work of candidates working in the field of historical political economy. If you are a scholar with HPE-related research who is on the market this year - or kn...
Stalin's Famine
The 1933 Soviet famine killed 6 to 10 million people; 60 million starved or witnessed starvation but survived, probably scarred for life. This famine was the second-largest in 20th-century history, after the Great Chinese famine; by the pro...
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Broadstreet is an interdisciplinary blog dedicated to the study of historical political economy (HPE).
Economic Historian
I'm from Brooklyn back when you could compare it to Cleveland with no irony. Prof of internat'l affairs and internat'l biz at George Washington University.
Economist, historian, (CUNY) professor, CEPR research fellow, aspiring map-maker, dog lover, Argentinean, American by choice; not necessarily in that order.
Assistant Professor, London School of Economics School of Public Policy and Government Department
University of Chicago, Political Science and Harris School. Director, PhD Program in Political Economy. Autocracy/Eurasia/HPE. Broadstreet blogger. Cards fan but o/w Chicago patriot. \ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\udde6
Volha Charnysh is the Ford Career Development Associate Professor of Political Science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Jeffery A. Jenkins is Provost Professor of Public Policy, Political Science, and Law; Maria B. Crutcher Professor of Citizenship and Democratic Values; and Director of the PIPE Collaborative at the University of Southern California.
Vicky Fouka is Bing Professor of Human Biology and Associate Professor of Political Science at Stanford University.
Associate Professor, LSE
Economic Historian at UPenn
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