Center for History and Economics



Past Graduate Workshops

 

Spring 2008 Program

December 4 2007
David Motadel
Islam in Germany, 1918-1945: A General Research Outline

February 26 2008
Sergio Silva-Castaneda (srgsilvac@gmail.com)
Far Away So Close: Mexico and Spain in the Second Part of the 20th Century

March 4 2008 (lunch)
Daniela Cammack (cammack@fas.harvard.edu)
Karl Marx and the French Revolution

March 11 2008
Tariq Ali (toali@fas.harvard.edu)
Shifts in Economic Thinking in India, 1870s-1920s

March 18 2008
Dinyar Patel (dpatel@fas.harvard.edu)
Politics of the Construction of British-built New Delhi

April 1 2008
Shirley Ye (sye@fas.harvard.edu)
Business, Water, and the Global City: Hanseatic and Chinese Merchant Networks, 1829-1940

April 8 2008
David Singerman (singsing@mit.edu)
“Any ass can manage a sugar factory”: Labor and the meaning of chemical control

April 15 2008
Julia Stephens (jasteph@fas.harvard.edu)
Mughal Prosperity and Colonial Decline: the Politics of Memory in British India

 

 

 

   

 

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