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X-WR-CALNAME:EMSI Linda & Harlan Martens Economic History Forum: The Foreig
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DESCRIPTION:"The Foreign Wealth of Nations" will examine the intersection o
 f the rise of modern European capitalism with non-European actors and inst
 itutions. The goal is to understand not only the deep interrelatedness of 
 international trade. Rather than looking at the rise of European empire an
 d wealth as a great divergence\, we are looking to understand the odd conv
 ergences which led to the period of European economic domination and how i
 t grew from competition and plunder\, as well as from emulation and cooper
 ation with foreign empires\, in particular in China\, India\, and the Midd
 le East.\n\n \n\nJacob Soll (USC University Professor and Professor of Phi
 losophy\, History and Accounting) is the Martens Economic History Forum le
 ader. He organized this conference along with Jessica Hanser (University o
 f Copenhagen)\, Ellen Nye (Purdue University)\, and Pernill Røge (Univers
 ity of Pittsburgh). Speakers include Tonio Andrade (Emory University)\, Ma
 rc Flandreau (University of Pennsylvania)\, Malick W. Ghachem (Massachuset
 ts Institute of Technology)\, Gibin Hong (Seoul\, Karl Polanyi Institute\,
  Asia)\, Charles C.H. Less (Academica Sinica\, Taiwan/UC Berkeley)\, Richa
 rd Von Glahn (UCLA)\, R. Bin Wong (UCLA)\, Meng Zhang (UCLA).\n\n \n\nAll 
 EMSI events are free and open to the public.
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LOCATION:Huntington Library\, Stewart R. Smith Board Room
SUMMARY:EMSI Linda & Harlan Martens Economic History Forum: The Foreign Wea
 lth of Nations
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 omic-history-forum-the-foreign-wealth-of-nations
CATEGORIES:Conference/Symposia
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