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The Centre for Economics, Policy and History (CEPH) is an all-Ireland centre of excellence funded by the Higher Education Authority, linking Trinity College Dublin and Queen's University Belfast. https://ceph.ie/
We look forward to welcoming @bertheau.bsky.social of @ceri-sciencespo.bsky.social & @banquedefrance-off.bsky.social to @tcddublin.bsky.social for next week's @tcdeconomics.bsky.social seminar: ceph.ie/events/10-03...
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Professor @gaianarciso.bsky.social has published a new paper in the European Economic Review.
Read the paper here: linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii/S0014292126000267
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We're looking forward to today's Alice Murray Distinguished Scholar Lecture, given by Prof. Kevin O'Rourke of @scpo-research.bsky.social
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A fantastic resource for history and economics teachers, in collaboration with @cagewarwick.bsky.social and @discoverecon.bsky.social
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We look forward to welcoming @davidcuberes.bsky.social of @mueconomics.bsky.social to @tcddublin.bsky.social for next week's @tcdeconomics.bsky.social seminar: ceph.ie/events/17-02...
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🎤If you've had a brilliant idea, how do you patent it? And where?🎤
Andrew and Lloyd sit down (in person!) with CEPH Associate Director of Outreach Chris Colvin to have a chat about Dutch and British patent systems
Listen here:
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7) Ultimately, war bonds weren’t just about funding conflict. They were about proving that Poland existed to its citizens, to its diaspora, and to the world.
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6) The effort stretched far beyond Poland’s borders. Polish communities abroad, especially in the United States, were targeted as emotional and financial lifelines to the reborn state.
5) Bond campaigns framed participation as a civic duty and a badge of belonging. Women, ethnic minorities, workers, elites, and rural communities were all encouraged to take part. This effort cut across all parts of society.
4) To survive, the new government turned to patriotic war bonds, which served as both a financial instrument and a way for ordinary people to support the new nation, regardless of where they found themselves.
3) After World War I, Poland re-emerged as an independent state after more than a century of repeated partitions, wars and political unrest. But freedom came with problems, notably a weak economy and almost no international credibility.
2) In their new paper in @conteurohistory.bsky.social, Robin Adams and @vaidanik.bsky.social explore the Polish inter-war experience and examine how patriotism and professionalism brought support for Poland across a scattered diaspora.
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1) Which is more effective, grassroots or government fundraising initiatives? What happens when you combine both? And how do new nations finance themselves in eras of uncertainty?
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🎙️ New Episode!🎙️
Is colonialism the true reason behind the divergence in growth between North and South? In this episode, Andrew and Lloyd are joined by Ewout Frankema, who explains that there is more to this than meets the eye.
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🎙️ New Podcast Episode!🎙️
It's currently below freezing in Alaska, so how does a community develop in such a harsh climate? Lloyd and Andrew sat down with Prof. Ann Carlos (University of Colorado Boulder) to chat about life in the most northern State.
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We look forward to welcoming Kerstin Enflo to @tcddublin.bsky.social for next week's @tcdeconomics.bsky.social seminar: ceph.ie/events/27-01...
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We're excited to welcome Prof. Kevin O'Rourke to @tlrhub.bsky.social next month to present the 2026 Alice Murray Distinguished Scholar Lecture. Please register your attendance: ceph.ie/events/19-02...
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@ronanlyons.bsky.social kicking off a packed IQH 2026 Workshop. A fantastic series of papers to be presented this year, you can read more here: ceph.ie/events/16-01...
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We look forward to *virtually* welcoming Prof. Ran Abramitzky of Stanford University for next week's @tcdeconomics.bsky.social seminar: ceph.ie/events/20-01...
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🎀 Best wishes for the holidays & see you in 2026 for @tcdeconomics.bsky.social & @quceh.bsky.social seminars, our conferences and workshops at @tcdschoolssp.bsky.social & @qubelfastofficial.bsky.social, the continuation of our podcast series and more school workshops 🎀 #EconSky #EconHistory #NSRP
Episode 5 of Everything Economic History is now live!
Join Andrew and Lloyd as they sit down with @ainedoran.bsky.social to talk about the discipline of economic history, and how it might grow and change in the future
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Join us for Episode 4 of Everything Economic History!
Frank Barry (TCD) joins us to talk about building businesses in a new nation. A must-listen for business and economic historians alike!
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Episode 3 of Everything Economic History is now live!
Join @judyzara.bsky.social for a great chat about wages and working conditions in eighteenth century Britain and the lessons they have for today
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Season 3 of @cephie.bsky.social Everything Economic History podcast is now available on all podcast platforms!
New episodes will be released each week. Catch up on the season so far:
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This month on Research Snapshots, we spoke to Míde Griffin, a third-year PhD student in the Department and @cephie.bsky.social.
Read the interview here: tinyurl.com/5euker2r
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We look forward to welcoming Andrei Markevich of @helsinki.fi to @tcddublin.bsky.social for next week's @tcdeconomics.bsky.social seminar: ceph.ie/events/25-11...
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Professor @ronanlyons.bsky.social will feature at this year's Kilkenomics this weekend!
Check out the line up here: www.kilkenomics.com/pages/ronan-...
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Thank you to everyone who braved the weather and attended our ESRC Festival of Social Science talk "Chatting GPT" last night in the Lyric Theatre, Belfast! It was great to engage with the public on what the lessons of the past might tell us about the rise of AI today
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On October 3, CEPH Associate Director of Research @marvinsuesse.bsky.social participated in a panel discussion as part of the Cyprus Forum 2025.
Read more: ceph.ie/bringing-lea...
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Is the rise of AI "unprecedented"? How worried should we be, really? Is it all doom and gloom?
Join us on Oct. 30 as part of the ESRC Festival of Social Science for a live event examining AI with a historical lens!
Register here
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