Unevenly Combined Thoughts
Angus Bylsma, Samuel ThorpeSemi-coherent musings on economic history.
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Trade and the End of Antiquity
There is no review today. But there is something better. Two weeks ago I sat down with Johannes Boehm to discuss his new paper with Thomas Chaney, ‘Trade and the End of Antiquity’.1 This is one of my favourite recent economic history papers...
Supplemental: Slouching Towards Liberalization
I don’t normally send out these supplementals. Since they are for my kind few paying subscribers (thank you!), I do this to avoid clogging up the rest of your inboxes. But since has written this one, I couldn’t in good conscience put it be...
Slouching Towards Liberalization
All the Tired Horses in the Sun, T.C Cannon, 1972
This week’s review isn’t written by me, but by my friend the very sharp . A couple of weeks ago Sam and I realised that, by sheer coincidence, we both happened to be reading and thinking ab...
Narrowed Vision
Mid-Ocean, Lyonel Feininger, 1937.
Bretton Woods. A shorthand for a conference which ultimately became a synecdoche for the post-war economic order, few proper nouns carry such historical weight. The Bretton Woods Agreement of 1944 was, h...
Supplemental: Narrowed Vision
The Smoot-Hawley Trade War, Mitchener, O'Rourke, and Wandschneider, 2022.
I found it surprisingly difficult to think of a recent economic history paper to pair with Daunton’s The Economic Government of the World, especially with the first...
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Writing about books about economic history, mostly.
Researching the economics of tax, fiscal and industrial policy, and some other things too. @samthorpe.bsky.social
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