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How the World Became Rich

Mark Koyama

Economic History

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Was Anglo-Saxon England Really Wealthy?

To honor the Bayeux Tapestry coming to English shores, here is a post on a pressing geopolitical question: how wealthy was Anglo-Saxon England?

The backstory is that I was listening to the Rest is History’s great series on 1066. There Tom...

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The New Age of Academic Fraud

Advances in AI mean that academic journals are already getting bombarded by fake papers. We all know this. But there are fake papers, and there are fake papers. And a recent submission to Explorations in Economic History definitely falls in...

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More on Degrowth

I was recently asked to write about Degrowth for Cato’s Human Progress Substack. See below for the full article.

Human Progress

Should We Accept Degrowth as a Serious Academic Concept?

In recent years, an intellectual movement known as...

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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...

3 months ago
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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...

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