
Irregular essays on the economic history of the early modern world.
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I am currently mired in the trenches of math camp somewhere on the shores of Lake Michigan, surviving on a PhD stipend and the ration tins I stole from the MBA students. With first-year classes impending, I likely won’t be able to write muc...
Many academics cherish an irritating myth: that Jared Diamond's Guns, Germs, and Steel is an error-strewn and racist endorsement of European imperialism. One mention of Diamond's name is enough to get everyone in earshot to regurgitate thei...
This is Part II of my series on the Williams thesis. It takes on the (overly ambitious) task of surveying the economic history literature since 1990 on the connections between slavery and industrial capitalism.
This post is long. If you’r...
This post is intended to be the first installment of a trilogy. Part I, below, covers the debate up to the late 1980s. The second will run through debates among economic historians since 1990, focusing especially on exchanges between Harley...
In case some of you missed it, I was recently interviewed by Sophie Roell at Five Books on the Great Divergence. The premise of the site, as is probably obvious, is that you recommend, well, five books on a subject in which you’re an expert...
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