Cliometrics is an approach to economic history that is about the use of economic theory and quantitative methods to explain history.
The LSE Cliometrics Group is a student-run seminar held at the LSE. Its purpose is to act as a forum for presenting early cliometric research to a friendly, helpful audience of peers.
The format of the seminar is modelled on that of the Annual Cliometrics Conference, with questions and discussion during the presentation itself.
Contact Anna Missiaia (a.missiaia@lse.ac.uk| ) if you are interested in attending or presenting in future, or get in touch using Facebook page|.
All seminars are between 1-3pm.
April 16th
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Gaston Diaz, Universidad de la Republica Uruguay
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Title: State Intervention in Railway Financing: the Case of Uruguay, 1869-1913
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Room: OLD.6.06
April 23rd
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Francisco Beltran, Oxford
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Title: Commons and the Standard of Living Debate in Spain, 1860-1930
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Room: NAB.1.14
May 8th
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Stefan Werner, LSE
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Room: CON.1.03
May 21st
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Pei Gao, LSE
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Room: CON.2.01
June 15th
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Stephanie Collet, ULB
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Room: CON.2.04
June 18th