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19 Mar

Early American Money Symposium

The Rhodes Center for International Economics, Brown University

12 Mar

Business History Conference 2020

Charlotte Marriott City Center, Charlotte, North Carolina

26 Feb

SEMINAR: Damian Clavel, 'A Miskitu King in the London Stock Exchange: Global Finance from the Amerindian Margins, 1816-1824.'

Medieval Kitchen, Brasenose College

5 Feb

POSTPONED - SEMINAR: David A Kirsch (University of Maryland, College Park) 'Bubbles and Crashes: The Boom and Bust of Technological Innovation'

Medieval Kitchen, Brasenose College

3 Dec

POSTPONED SEMINAR: ‘Law, Labor, and Social Relations in the British Atlantic World’, introduced by Sonia Tycko (Oxford)

Brasenose College, Oxford

26 Nov

Keynote Speaker – OSGA Global Forum Inaugural Lecture

Nissan Lecture Theatre, St Antony's College

Cover of the First edition of Dependencia y Desarrollo, published in 1969

26 Nov

CONFERENCE: 50 Years of Dependency and Development: Global Perspectives

Nissan Lecture Theatre, St Antony's College

25 Nov

SEMINAR: Margarita Fajardo (Sarah Lawrence College) on 'The History of Dependency Theory'

Brasenose College

19 Nov

SEMINAR: ‘Africa and Global History’, speaker tbc

Brasenose College, Oxford

29 Oct

SEMINAR: ‘Boundaries and Interfaces’, introduced by Peter Hill, Andrew Edwards and Juan Neves

Brasenose College, Oxford

15 Oct

SEMINAR: ‘Structure and Culture’, introduced by Chihab El Khachab (Oxford)

Brasenose College, Oxford

28 Sep

CONFERENCE: Convergence/Divergence: New Approaches to the Global History of Capitalism

Brasenose College, University of Oxford

28 Jun

SYMPOSIUM: Radical Business? Business and the Contest over Social Norms

Lecture Theatre, Weston Library

26 Jun

SEMINAR: Amar Bhidé (Tufts University), ‘Practical Knowledge: Harnessing the Power of Massively-Multiplayer Innovation’

Old Library, Brasenose College

14 Jun

PRESENTATION: Andrew Edwards (Oxford), ‘Who Won the American Revolution? Freedom and Global Capitalism in the Early Republic’

Omohundro Institute Annual Conference, University of Pittsburgh

27 May

SEMINAR: Edward Balleisen (Duke), 'Bridging the Divide of Academia and Public Policy in the History of Capitalism' 27 May 2019 (Brasenose College, Oxford)

Medieval Kitchen, Brasenose College

24 May

Roundtable workshop: ‘The Market and Science in Long-term Perspective’ (Astor Visiting Lectureship 2019)

Amersi Lecture Theatre, Brasenose College

22 May

Professor Philip Mirowski, 2019 Astor Lecture in Science and Capitalism

Amersi Lecture Theatre, Brasenose College

21 May

Panel discussion: ‘The Trouble with Open Science’ (Astor Visiting Lectureship 2019)

Seminar Room, Institute for Science, Innovation and Society, 64 Banbury Road

26 Apr

Colloquium on the Latin American Debt Crisis of 1982

University of Oxford

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23 Apr

SEMINAR: Julian Lamberty & Jeppe Nevers (University of Southern Denmark), ‘The Danish Robotics Cluster: The Role of the Public Sector in the Development of a Competitive Industrial Cluster’

Brasenose College, Oxford

5 Apr

PRESENTATION: Andrew Edwards (Oxford), 'Concepts and Currency: The Violent Birth of the Bank of North America and American Commodity Money'

Philadelphia Marriott Downtown

16 Mar

PRESENTATION: James Hollis & Christopher McKenna (Oxford), 'The Emergence of the Offshore Economy, 1914–1939’

Cartagena, Columbia

1 Feb

SEMINAR: Andrew Edwards (Oxford), ‘Cash rules: money and the British Empire in the Age of Revolutions’

Colin Matthew Room, History Faculty

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Past events

Early American Money Symposium

Business History Conference 2020

SEMINAR: Damian Clavel, 'A Miskitu King in the London Stock Exchange: Global Finance from the Amerindian Margins, 1816-1824.'

POSTPONED - SEMINAR: David A Kirsch (University of Maryland, College Park) 'Bubbles and Crashes: The Boom and Bust of Technological Innovation'

*POSTPONED* SEMINAR: ‘Law, Labor, and Social Relations in the British Atlantic World’, introduced by Sonia Tycko (Oxford)

Keynote Speaker – OSGA Global Forum Inaugural Lecture

CONFERENCE: 50 Years of Dependency and Development: Global Perspectives

SEMINAR: Margarita Fajardo (Sarah Lawrence College) on 'The History of Dependency Theory'

SEMINAR: ‘Africa and Global History’, speaker tbc

SEMINAR: ‘Boundaries and Interfaces’, introduced by Peter Hill, Andrew Edwards and Juan Neves

SEMINAR: ‘Structure and Culture’, introduced by Chihab El Khachab (Oxford)

CONFERENCE: Convergence/Divergence: New Approaches to the Global History of Capitalism

SYMPOSIUM: Radical Business? Business and the Contest over Social Norms

SEMINAR: Amar Bhidé (Tufts University), ‘Practical Knowledge: Harnessing the Power of Massively-Multiplayer Innovation’

PRESENTATION: Andrew Edwards (Oxford), ‘Who Won the American Revolution? Freedom and Global Capitalism in the Early Republic’

SEMINAR: Edward Balleisen (Duke), 'Bridging the Divide of Academia and Public Policy in the History of Capitalism' 27 May 2019 (Brasenose College, Oxford)

Roundtable workshop: ‘The Market and Science in Long-term Perspective’ (Astor Visiting Lectureship 2019)

Professor Philip Mirowski, 2019 Astor Lecture in Science and Capitalism

Panel discussion: ‘The Trouble with Open Science’ (Astor Visiting Lectureship 2019)

Colloquium on the Latin American Debt Crisis of 1982

SEMINAR: Julian Lamberty & Jeppe Nevers (University of Southern Denmark), ‘The Danish Robotics Cluster: The Role of the Public Sector in the Development of a Competitive Industrial Cluster’

PRESENTATION: Andrew Edwards (Oxford), 'Concepts and Currency: The Violent Birth of the Bank of North America and American Commodity Money'

PRESENTATION: James Hollis & Christopher McKenna (Oxford), 'The Emergence of the Offshore Economy, 1914–1939’

SEMINAR: Andrew Edwards (Oxford), ‘Cash rules: money and the British Empire in the Age of Revolutions’

POSTPONED SEMINAR: ‘Law, Labor, and Social Relations in the British Atlantic World’, introduced by Sonia Tycko (Oxford)