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Economic History MSc Dissertation info page

Compulsory for, and exclusive to, students following an MSc within the Department of Economic...

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EC311 - History of Economics
This is a course where we not only learn about the economic ideas of the past but also think...
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Economic History Undergraduate Welcome 2020
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Economic History Dissertation Archive

Undergraduate and Postgraduate Dissertation Archive. From 2009-2010 onwards.

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EH MSc Students Information Page
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BSc Economic History Moodle page

Academic Year 2018-19

Essential information and guidance for students on all Economic History...

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EH-STAFF

Documents, procedures, policies and links for all teaching staff and PSS in the Economic History...

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Economic History Department Writing Advisers
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EH101 - The Internationalisation of Economic Growth, 1870 to the present day

The course is designed to introduce students not only to a wide variety of topics and issues,...

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EH102 - Preindustrial Economic History
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EH103 – Making Economic History Count

Compulsory for first- yearBSc Economic History students.

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EH207 - The Making of an Economic Superpower: China since 1850
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EH209 - The Family Economy in History

The actions of individuals within the household have increasingly been given explanatory power...

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EH211 - Africa and the World Economy 1500-2000
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EH225 - Latin America and the International Economy
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EH237: Theories and Methods in Economic History
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EH238 - The Origins of Growth
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EH240 - Business and Economic Performance since 1945: Britain in International Context
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EH304 - The Economic History of North America: from Colonial Times to the Cold War

This course will examine key topics in North American economic development from Colonial Times...

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EH306 - Monetary and Financial History since 1750

This course covers international Monetary and Financial History since the mid-18th century. It...

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