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Wednesday 22 March 2006
10:45
D-2
ECO01
Growth & Inequality
Room D
Concha Betran, Maria A. Pons & Javier Ferri : Wage Inequality and Globalisation: What can we learn from the Past?: A calibration general equilibrium model approach Bruno Blondé, G. Verbist : Economic growth and social inequality in the early modern Southern Netherlands
Wednesday 22 March 2006
14:15
N-3
ECO02
Increasing or decreasing inequality
Room N
Ewout Frankema : The Double Income Gap: Relative sector and factor income shares in twentieth century Latin America Daan Marks : The service sector and economic growth in Indonesia from an international perspective Jan-Pieter Smits : Exploring international differences in economic performance from a “social capital” perspective: 1910-2000
Wednesday 22 March 2006
16:30
A-4
ECO09
Explorations in Economic History
Room A
Daniel Schiffman : Monetary Instability and the Evolution of Jewish Monetary Doctrine: The Ottoman Empire, 1500-1700
Thursday 23 March 2006
8:30
K-5
ECO06
From Economics to History - and back? Looking for feedback into theory
Room K
Ulf Christian Ewert, Stephan Selzer : The Hansa as a Virtual Organisation: Some Historical Remarks on the Network Paradigm Douglas Puffert : Paths Through History: Contingency in Economic Outcomes Jochen Streb : Incentives versus Transaction Costs: Regulating Construction in the Third Reich
Thursday 23 March 2006
10:45
N-6
FAM04
International Families IV. The management of Capital
Room N
Ghislaine Lydon : Family Finance or the Limits of Cooperative Behavior in nineteenth Century Trans-Saharan Trade Huibert Schijf : International Jewish Bankers 1850-1914, the Case of the Koenigswarters in Amsterdam Francesca Trivellato : Marriage, Dowry, and Diaspora: Sephardic Merchant Families in Livorno (17th and 18th Centuries)
Thursday 23 March 2006
14:15
N-7
ECO07
Dynamics of Regional Interaction in Northwestern Europe
Room N
Leos Müller : Scandinavian shipping and markets for shipping services, 1700-1800 David Ormrod : Commercial growth and the long industrial revolution: a world systems approach Christiaan van Bochove, Jelle van Lottum : Shifting focus? The dynamics of economic interaction in the early modern North Sea region
Friday 24 March 2006
10:45
D-10
ECO08
Human Capital and Engineering
Room D
Camilla Josephson : The productivity slowdown and the catching up in Swedish manufacturing industries 1952-2001 Nikolaus Wolf, Steve Redding & Daniel Sturm : Multiple Equilibria in Industrial Location: Evidence From Airports in Inter-War and Re-Unified Germany
Friday 24 March 2006
14:15
P-11
ECO05
Role of Gender in Economic and Social development
Room P
Amy Erickson : Identifying women's occupations in early modern London Ariadne Schmidt : Female access to the labour market and guilds in the early modern Netherlands. Maria Sjöberg : "Mutter Courage" - Facts and Fiction
Friday 24 March 2006
16:30
K-12
ECO10
Historical Economic Geography
Room K
Joan R. Roses, Daniel A. Tirado : Regional Convergence and Industrialization in Spain: a long-run
Saturday 25 March 2006
8:30
L-13
LAB05
Partners in Business. Husbands and wives working together. Part I: Married couples working together in commerce, 1500-1800
Room L
Christina Dalhede : Merchant Families in Gothenburg and Lübeck in Early Modern Time Matthias Steinbrink : Representative or merchant woman? Verena Meltinger from Basel Danielle van den Heuvel : The cooperation of spouses in commerce in the Dutch Republic
Saturday 25 March 2006
10:45
L-14
LAB06
Partners in Business. Husbands and wives working together. Part II: The division of labour between spouses in industry, 1500-1800
Room L
Leigh Shaw-Taylor : The roles of husbands, wives and widows in manufacturing businesses in mid-nineteenth century England Marjolein van Dekken : Husbands and wives working together: The production and selling of beverages in the early modern Northern Netherlands. Elise van Nederveen Meerkerk : Couples co-operating? Dutch textile workers and the family economy, c. 1600-1800
Saturday 25 March 2006
14:15
K-15
ECO12
The role of institutions and networks in technological learning
Room K
David Mitch : The Economic Causes and Consequences of theRise of University Trained and Professionally certified engineers in Britain in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Jeroen Touwen : Learning and urgency: policy renewal in the Netherlands, 1970-1985 |
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