CANCELLED-The Cradle of Words: Language and Knowledge Making in Early Latin America
Latin American and Latino Studies/Department of History
CANCELLED-Penn Economic History Forum
Business as Political Action: the Ford-GM Rivalry in the 1920s and the Limits of ‘Embeddedness’
CANCELLED-Annenberg Seminar in History
Empire as Domus: Households and Legalities of Small Wars
Annenberg Seminar in History
The Remnants of Race: Anti-Racist Science and Economic Development in the Global South
Penn Economic History Forum
Financing Urban Poor Relief in Early Modern Scotland
The History Department and Penn Libraries Present: Kathy Peiss
Author of "Information Hunters: When Librarians, Soldiers, and Spies Banded Together in WWII Europe
Annenberg Seminar in History
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Russian History and Culture Workshop
The Third Roman Revolt: Imagining Judea in Revolutionary Russia
L’Atelier: Economic Questions — Multiple Methods
January 24 will be the first meeting of "L’Atelier: Economic Questions — Multiple Methods" an interdisciplinary seminar supported by the Howard S. Marks Chair of Economic History and co…