2) Read widely to write richly Read across philosophy, sociology, economics, international affairs, biographies, and newspapers. Exposure to diverse fields equips you with anecdotes, facts, and ...

As economic processes have a profound influence on social life, gender relations and gender (in)equality, and vice versa, this course seeks to expose students interested in gender adn economic issues ...

This introduction to the dossier "Wine, Economy, and Empire" surveys the place of economic history in the field of French Empire studies over the last twenty years. Drawing upon the concept of ...

This essay discusses the implications for the evolution of mathematical economics of the ideas presented in E. Roy Weintraub's How Economics Became a Mathematical Science. A central issue in the ...

Recent decades have seen the emergence of gender equality as a key policy concern and Feminist Economics as a sub discipline. The purpose of the course is to engage with the theoretical foundations ...