Previous RHI seminars
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RHI Seminar: Breaking Tradition: Teacher-student effects at English Universities during the Scientific Revolution
- We happily invite you to a RHI Seminar with speaker Julius Koschnick (London School of Economics). He will be presenting his paper titled: Breaking... -
RHI Seminar: Reversing Fortunes of German Regions, 1926-2019: Boon and Bane of Early Industrialization?
- We happily invite you to the RHI Seminar of March. Our speaker for this month is Richard Franke (University of Bayreuth). He will be presenting his... -
RHI Seminar: Pupils today, astronauts tomorrow? The impact of Italy’s 1962 school Reform on human capital accumulation
- We happily invite you to the RHI Seminar of February. Our speaker for this month is Gabriele Cappelli (University of Siena). He will be presenting his... -
RHI Seminar: The Effects of Immigration in an Agricultural Frontier Economy: Brazil 1890-1920
- We happily invite you to the RHI Seminar of January. Our speaker for this month is Dr. Andrea Papadia (University of York). He will be presenting his... -
RHI Seminar: Feeding African Cities: Hinterland Suitability & Urban Growth in 20th Century Sub-Saharan Africa
- We happily invite you to the RHI Seminar of December. Our speaker for this month is Tanik Joshipura, of Wageningen University. He will be presenting... -
RHI Seminar: Capital and the ‘Cooperative’ in Rural India, 1904-1914
- We happily invite you to the RHI Seminar of November. Our speaker for this month is dr. Maanik Nath from Utrecht University. He will be presenting his... -
RHI Seminar: The First East Asian Economic Miracle: Wages, Living Standards and Foundations of Modern Economic Growth in Southeast Asia, 1880-1938
- We happily invite you to the RHI Seminar of October. Our speaker for this month is Jean-Pascal Bassino, Professor of Economics at École Normale... -
RHI Seminar: Indian cotton textiles and the evolution of spinningtechnology in the British cotton industry during the eighteenth century
- Our speaker for this month's seminar is Dr. Alka Raman from London School of Economics and Political Science. Dr. Raman will be presenting her paper... -
Professor Deepak Nayyar on The Asian Miracle - learning from a half-century of transformations
- You are all cordially invited to a Lecture organized by Wageningen School of Social Sciences (WASS), WUR Economics Section, N.W. Posthumus Institute... -
RHI Seminar: Merciful Tyrants? Explaining Rebel Forgiveness and State Capacity in Mughal South Asia (1556-1707)
- This month, we are excited to welcome Ms. Safya Morshed from the London School of Economics. The seminar will take place in room B0073 at the...