Research seminar by Josef Falkinger (University of Zurich)
Date: 05.04.2022 from 18:00 to 19:30 (on-site)
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Agorá: “China and the Birth of Globalization”
06 April 2022 | online and in presence: My intent is mostly discuss historical aspects of the birth of globalization process in this lecture, and provide at least a brief introduction to the kind of economic theory that, I believe, demonstrates why archival historians are essential for creation of a (currently non-existent) field that can be thought of as Global Wealth History.
Jacqui Briggs-Prize for Nadice Zwiener-Collins
The article “Decolonising Quantitative Methods Pedagogy: Teaching Contemporary Politics to Challenge Hierarchies from Data” by Dr Nadine Zwiener-Collins and her three co-authors has won the Jacqui Briggs Award for the best paper in the ‘Teaching and Learning’ section of the journal Politics.
