Broadstreet is a blog dedicated to the study of historical political economy (HPE).
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A sixth great panel at the Third Annual HPE Conference at USC: @davidfromterra, @Jan_Vogler, and @roya_talibova.
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A fifth great panel at the Third Annual HPE Conference at USC: Jonathan Markowitz, @chsuong, and MG Mangini.
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A fourth great panel at the Third Annual HPE Conference at USC: @VenturiniMiri, @jasonanastas, and @BenSchneer.
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A third great panel at the Third Annual HPE Conference at USC: PhD students Sarah Kingsley (UGA) and Gustavo Hernandez Monroy (UMN), with David Brady (USC Price) providing comments.
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Another great panel at the Third Annual HPE Conference at USC: Susie Schwarz, @bryleonard, and @k_haggag.
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There were a bunch of great panels at the Third Annual HPE Conference at USC. I'll post a few here. First up -- Jay Dow, Hoyt Bleakley, and @NicholasNapolio. @USCPrice
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The keynote for the Third Annual HPE Conference at USC was delivered by Anna Grzymala-Busse. Terrific talk and lively discussion.
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Here's an early look at the program for the Third Annual Historical Political Economy Conference at USC, October 16-17, co-directed by @as_hartnett and myself. dropbox.com/scl/fi/wun9yhawx…
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I recently received a paper on the Ottoman Elections of 1918 at Explorations . . . but it turns out there were no such elections!
It turns out that the paper was an elaborate fraud. The author rewrote an excellent JCE paper on the industrialization and the Russian Revolution. They put it through AI to rewrite the text but they kept everything else the same. So there are regressions with "distance to petrograd" and "distance to Moscow" in them.
The maps they produce have the geo-coordinates of Russia, not the Ottoman Empire.
More on this ridiculous paper and the new age of academic fraud at open.substack.com/pub/markko…
Deadline today!
RFP: The Historical Political Economy of Migration Conference @USCPrice on February 16, 2027, and special issue of @JHPE_journal. Details below.
Deadline for proposals: September 14.
Deadline on Monday!
RFP: The Historical Political Economy of Migration Conference @USCPrice on February 16, 2027, and special issue of @JHPE_journal. Details below.
Deadline for proposals: September 14.
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RFP: The Historical Political Economy of Migration Conference @USCPrice on February 16, 2027, and special issue of @JHPE_journal. Details below.
Deadline for proposals: September 14.
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Now out: @JHPE_journal 6(2). Articles by @JakeMGrumbach, @daniel_baquero, @victorgayeco, @CappelenChris & others. emerald.com/jhpe/issue
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RFP: The Historical Political Economy of Migration Conference @USCPrice on February 16, 2027, and special issue of @JHPE_journal. Details below.
Deadline for proposals: September 14.
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Very proud of this paper-I think it’s the bee’s knees. Check it out.
Designing a method for measuring the risk preferences of agents in the deep past, from @remylevin and @daniela_vidart nber.org/papers/w35634
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One of my favorite academic feuds is mid-2010s Judea Pearl vs. Guido Imbens (on the usefulness of causal graphical models), which peaked with them absolutely going at it in the comment section of Pearl's blog (Comments 7 through 13):
causality.cs.ucla.edu/blog/i…
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Request for proposals: Special Issue of @JHPE_journal on The HPE of Taxation and Regulation.
Details below. Proposal deadline: **TODAY, July 22.** Conference @USCPrice: December 1.
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RFP: The Historical Political Economy of Migration
Conference @USCPrice on February 16, 2027, and special issue of @JHPE_journal. Details below.
Deadline for proposals: September 14.
