How the World Became Rich
Mark KoyamaEconomic History
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Explorations in Economic History After One Year
I’ve been co-editing Explorations in Economic History for a year now (with my excellent colleague Brian Beach). Editing a journal teaches one a lot about the profession; I’ve learnt a huge amount from the process, and thought I’d share some...
My Encyclopedia Entry on Joel Mokyr
I was honored to be asked to write Joel Mokyr’s encyclopedia entry for the Library of Economics and Liberty by David Henderson. The full entry is here. I provide a taster below:
With his breakthrough 1990 book, The Lever of Riches, Moky...
What I should write about next?
Time is precious so I thought it made sense to ask you (the readers) what you’d be interested in seeing me write about:
- As social scientists develop a better understanding of causal inference and new standards for replicability emerge,...
My Review of Tyler Goodspeed's Recessions
I am delighted that Works in Progress have published my review of Tyler Goodspeed’s new book Recessions: The Real Reasons Economies Shrink and What to Do About It.
Here is a preview:
Goodspeed is not just interested in confronting the...
Nick Craft's Forging ahead, falling behind and fighting back: British economic growth from the industrial revolution to the financial crisis
Nick Craft was a giant in British economic history. He sadly passed away in 2023. I reviewed one of his last books, Forging ahead, falling behind and fighting back, when it came out in 2018 for the Economic History Review.
I decided to pos...
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