Last week’s activities:
🎙️ @cephie.bsky.social Everything Economic History podcast to discuss research
📊 Presented early brain drain research w/ Anne Devlin & Maureen O’Reilly @NERI conf
📚 Attended SSISI Presidential Address
🌍 Wrapped with CEPH Migration & Demography CIRI workshop
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@profjohnturner.bsky.social @cliochris.bsky.social @eoinaldo.bsky.social @rebstuart.bsky.social @cephie.bsky.social @ronanlyons.bsky.social @a-fergal.bsky.social @juliazimmermann.bsky.social @julianajaramilloe.bsky.social @maylisavaro.bsky.social
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Microsoft Forms
🚨Survey for university students🚨
I'm currently carrying out a project for DfE examining student mobility in higher education with Anne Devlin & Maureen O'Reilly
Please share this short survey with any students in UK/ROI, every response helps!
forms.office.com/e/80XqbE5DJG
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Stephen Billington
My colleague Stephen Billington has/is doing work on this that could be a good starting point: pure.ulster.ac.uk/en/persons/s...
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There’s some good economic history literature around patents and the Industrial Revolution if that’s any use
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🚨Are you working on Irish Migration or Demography research?🚨
We're hosting a virtual @cephie.bsky.social workshop on May 23rd
Full details of the CfP is below. Work from early career researchers is particularly welcome!
Please share with anyone who may be interested
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Counterfactuals for the geopolitically curious. What if the script flipped? The GPS of alternate timelines. Because history doesn’t repeat—it remixes. Let’s imagine the tracks that never dropped.
open.substack.com/pub/reroutedbyhistory | #bskystorians
PhD Candidate at Econ Dept at Trinity College Dublin | WB | ex-IFMR | ex-Warwick | ex-LSR
Geographer & Head of Subject @ULGeog.bsky.social | FHEA | IRC PI 'OS200' @IrelandMapped.bsky.social | Heritage Council PI 'Locating Bench Marks, Preserving Heritage' | Historical Geography | Digital | GIS | DH | Spatial | Early Maps & Texts
• PhD Student
• Ulster-Scots in revolutionary America : representations, perceptions and controversial political debates on the preservation of the historical memory of a transatlantic community, in present-day Northern Ireland.
📍(Université de Caen, 🇫🇷)
Inequality Economist, former trader and author of The Trading Game. Other Economists make predictions, but my ones are actually right.
https://linktr.ee/garysecon
Economic Historian of Money and Banking.
Assistant professor in Economics - Trinity College Dublin & CEPH
👩🎓 PhD in Economics & History from Geneva Graduate Institute
https://maylisavaro.info/
Assistant Professor in Economic History. Analyzes long run growth, human capital, technological change, gender inequality. Also Fresh-organizer.
Associate Professor in Economics at Trinity College Dublin. Working on central banking, supervision and international macro. Father of twins. https://davideromelli.com/
Visiting Research Fellow at BI Norwegian Business School previously @UniOslo, @UCBerkeley with a focus on Economic History, early modern history, informal credit, networks, and digital history.
Karljoachim.com
Economist @fiscalcouncil.bsky.social. Economics PhD candidate at University College Dublin. Views my own.
Lecturer in Economics at Queen's University Belfast. Interested in regional & public economics, economic & financial history, & Northern Ireland go.qub.ac.uk/davidjordan
The goal of the Association for Young Historical Demographers is to bring together early career scholars who investigate historical demographic processes.
Visit our website for more information: https://www.younghistoricaldemographers.com/
Reader of crime and SFFH fiction. Follower of Cricket (England & Warwickshire).
Reader in Economics (from August 1) at QBS. Recovering journal editor. Perhaps best known - if at all- for writing about De Lorean? Fan of Bangor FC and low brow cinema.
Too economist to be a historian. Too historian to be an economist.
My expressed ideas here are usually the slaves of some defunct economist, and my employer is alive and not an economist.
Missing home, wherever that is.
C18-19 Historian, EH&DHGeoHum, Cambridge & CAMPOP- comparative 🇪🇺 econ development, Ind Rev, econ norms, lighthouses, gamification, data extraction and AI applied to Hist.
Economist at the Census Bureau studying women's employment, post-prison outcomes, and low-income housing. Living in Davis, CA.
Senior Advisor to the European Policy Centre with focus on European social and economic policy, the development of a well-being economy, a just transition, future generations policymaking. Currently resident in Lilongwe, Malawi.
Economist @ Bloomberg Economics. Hoping for blue skies after years of angry birds. 🦫Rerum cognoscere causas 🐲 Draco dormiens nunquam titillandus 💡 Opinions are my own, sharing doesn't mean endorsing.
