Enrique Jorge-Sotelo

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Enrique Jorge-Sotelo

Enrique Jorge-Sotelo

@ejorgesotelo

Monetary and Financial History and Historical Political Economy @ubeconomics. @ejorgesotelo.bsky.social

Barcelona, Spain Katılım Ekim 2017
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Jan Vogler
Jan Vogler@Jan_Vogler·
🚨 Are you interested in Historical Political Economy (HPE)? 🚨 At the Virtual Workshop in HPE (VWHPE) we discuss state-of-the-art research in the field on a regular basis. ‼️ We have just issued a new call for papers. ‼️ Please see the link in tweet #2 if you’d like to join.
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Víctor M. Gómez Blanco
Víctor M. Gómez Blanco@victormgomez89·
🧵@econhist Transformed: What 25 Years of Data Reveal 1/ No longer just descrtive stats & British factories. It’s global, data-driven, and methodologically bold. We analysed 25 years of publications in 5 top journals using NLP and network analysis. Here’s what we found 👇@voxeu
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Jose Peres-Cajias
Jose Peres-Cajias@joseperescajias·
Nuevo paper publicado! Trabajo con el gran @nigelcaspa! Los grandes mineros bolivianos son muchas veces visto como el lobo feroz en la historia boliviana. Nosotros creemos que a veces fueron también el patito feo. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…
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Ramon Ramon-Muñoz
Ramon Ramon-Muñoz@rmn_mz·
📢 The latest issue of @rhi_ihr has been published 🔴 Fully open access! 🔴 Enjoy It! 👇
Industrial History Review@rhi_ihr

Vol. 34 No. 94 (2025) of @rhi_ihr is out! This issue brings together research spanning the US, Southern & Eastern Europe from the late 18th to mid-20th century on living standards, tech change, corporate strategy & industrialisation and 4 book reviews! revistes.ub.edu/index.php/Hist…

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Archivos de la Historia
Archivos de la Historia@Arcdelahistori·
Lerroux entrega la Segunda República a Gil Robles (que lleva en sus manos la cruz gamada) según una caricatura de la época.
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Francesc Amat
Francesc Amat@cescamat·
Very happy to share the program for the 3rd edition of the Yale-UB Historical Political Economy Workshop. Taking place at the University of Barcelona on June 30th and July 1st. Really looking forward to it! Cc: @DidacQueralt
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Ramon Ramon-Muñoz
Ramon Ramon-Muñoz@rmn_mz·
Last week, I had the chance to participate in Iberometrics 2025 (iberometrics2025.wordpress.com) —great papers, a friendly atmosphere, and constructive feedback. A fantastic experience! Thanks to the organisers, discussants and all who presented and attended!
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David Escamilla
David Escamilla@drescamillag·
Our paper (@EconZach @ekosack ) is forthcoming! We use high-frequency data to identify the magnitude, timing, and persistence of conflict-induced migration during the Mexican Revolution. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
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David Escamilla@drescamillag

📢🤩@ekosack @EconZach & I have a new @nberpubs WP. We use novel high-frequency (monthly) data to estimate the impact of conflict events on the magnitude, timing, and persistence of migration to the US during the Mexican Revolution. nber.org/papers/w31531

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Alfonso Herranz
Alfonso Herranz@alfoherranz·
Content de formar part de la candidatura de Sumem i Avancem (SiA) a les properes eleccions a la Junta de Facultat d’Economia i Empresa de la Universitat de Barcelona. Coneix la nostra proposta per a la Facultat del futur! ➡ sumemiavancem.cat
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Pau Vall-Prat
Pau Vall-Prat@pauvallprat·
Very excited to present our shared paper with @afalcogimeno & @jordimunozm on mayoral appointments during the late Francoist period in Spain. Join us next week!
Authoritarian Political Systems Group@ApsgWorkshop

Join us next week for the last presentation of the season! @pauvallprat (@ic3jm) will present "Autocratic Power Sharing and Democratic Outcomes" @RoKuppers (@MethodologyLSE) and Felipe González ( @QMUL) will discuss. Note this is one hour later than usual! (12pm EST, 6pm CET)

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LauraMaravall
LauraMaravall@lmaravall·
📢 We are very excited about the possibility of welcoming someone to join our team! A position for Assistant Professor (“Ayudante Doctor”) has been announced at the University of Alcalá (UAH) in Economic History and Institutions. 👩‍🎓💃
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Meng Wu
Meng Wu@MengWu_EcoHis·
Although China was the first country to adopt the silver standard for regulating paper money, it abolished paper currency in the fifteenth century. In this paper, we examine how China reintroduced silver-backed paper money in the nineteenth century to modernise the financial sector. This was achieved through collaboration between China’s domestic financial institutions, which concentrated cash reserves and issuance rights in large banks while allowing smaller financial institutions to collect and issue banknotes of the large banks, marked with their printed symbols. Thank you to my MMU colleagues, Michelle @mdravenscroft and Teresa Fitzpatrick, for your invitation!
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Francesc Amat
Francesc Amat@cescamat·
El dimecres 26 presentarem el llibre que hem escrit amb el @LlamazaresCesar (Oxford) sobre immigració i estat del benestar a Europa, editat per la Fundació @catalunyaeuropa. Veniu! Tota la informació de l'acte i el llibre en PDF per descarregar aquí: shorturl.at/xoCLy
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Economic History Review
Economic History Review@EcHistSocReview·
This article uses new archival evidence to consider two key questions. It examines if democratization reduced the likelihood of politically connected bank bailouts in the past, and the role private central banks play as independent lenders of last resort.
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