nunopgpalma.bsky.social
Professor, University of Manchester. Fellow ICS-UL. Director of the Arthur Lewis Lab for Comparative Development. Economic History, Growth & Development, Macroeconomics, Political Economy. Webpage: https://sites.google.com/site/npgpalma/home
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Delighted to be here at the #BuxtonFestival - ready to go on stage to be interviewed about my latest book, #Economica 📗. Huge thanks to everyone involved, including Kate, Emily, Vicky, Ruth and Ian.
Show PostThe Tawney Lectures from the EHS annual conferences as far back as 2007 are available on the EHS website and YouTube channel. From the 2026 Conference: Professor Morgan Kelly, 'Historical Economics versus Economic History'. #EHS100 ehs.org.uk/multimedia/t...
Show PostNow on Early View: 'The Golden Age of Al-Andalus? Living standards in Muslim Iberia (950–1200)'. By António Henriques. #EHS100 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...
Show PostManchester is where economic history happens and the future is made and so @officialuom.bsky.social @arthurlewislab.bsky.social (directed by @nunopgpalma.bsky.social) just hosted a gathering of the world’s leading economic historians. It was an honour to be awarded the #HajnalPrize in such company.
Show PostReally pleased to see our global stunting data up on our world in data. We hope it helps people contextualise child stunting in a much longer historical lens. Thanks to Hannah and Tuna for visualising and explaining the data so well! The link to the original paper is here: doi.org/10.1136/bmjg...
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