The Economic History AssociationLink opens in a new window and the Cliometric SocietyLink opens in a new window sponsored the Virtual Economic History Seminar fortnightly (except in May) on Mondays 9am PST / 12pm EST / 5pm GMT

Past series: Spring 2020Link opens in a new window, Fall 2020Link opens in a new window

Jan. 25 Walker Hanlon	The Rise of the Engineer: Inventing the Professional Inventor During the Industrial RevolutionLink opens in a new window
Feb. 8 Latika Chaudhary	Did Railways Affect Literacy? Evidence from IndiaLink opens in a new window (with James Fenske)
Feb. 22 Sarah Quincy	Income Shocks and Housing Spillovers: Evidence from the World War I Veterans' BonusLink opens in a new window
Mar. 8 Yoko Okuyama	Empowering Women Through Radio: Evidence from JapanLink opens in a new window
Mar. 22 Christine Binzel	Vernacularization and Linguistic DemocratizationLink opens in a new window (with Andreas Link and Rajesh Ramachandran)
Apr. 5 Tianyi Wang	Waves of Empowerment: Black Radio and the Civil Rights MovementLink opens in a new window
Apr. 19 Price Fishback	Racial Differences in Access to New Deal Work Relief in 1940Link opens in a new window (with Jessamyn Schaller and Evan Taylor)
May 3 Marianne Wanamaker	40 Acres and a Mule: Black Americans' Landholding and Economic Mobility after EmancipationLink opens in a new window (with William J. Collins and Nicholas Holtkamp)
May 17 Maggie Jones	Competition and Discrimination in Public Accommodations: Evidence from the Green BooksLink opens in a new window (with Lisa Cook, Trevon Logan, and David Rose)
May 24 *Student session*	The Role of Personal Connections in the Spanish EmpireLink opens in a new window Marcos Salgado (Stanford GSB) The roadblock effect: War shocks, modal shifts, and population changesLink opens in a new window Yan Hu (CEMFI)
May 31 Jessica LaVoice	The Long-Run Implications of Slum Clearance: A Neighborhood AnalysisLink opens in a new window
Jun. 7 *Student session*	Reservoir-induced displacement and social participation: Evidence from the Spanish dictatorshipLink opens in a new window Laura Muñoz Blanco (Trinity College Dublin) The Road from Serfdom: Property Rights and the End of the Feudal Economic SystemLink opens in a new window Robert Venyige (University of Michigan)
Jun. 14 Kara Dimitriuk	Before Apartheid: Labor Markets, Political Parties and Institutions in 19th-century South AfricaLink opens in a new window

Co-Organised with Katherine ErikssonLink opens in a new window, Shari EliLink opens in a new window, and Taylor JaworskiLink opens in a new window