Past Workshops
Link to Upcoming Workshops
Stephanie McCurry / history @ Columbia / Money and Debt in the South during Reconstruction
For Workshop participants, access the paper here. Please email Noam Maggor or Ariel Ron for the password.
Christoph Nitschke / business history @ Stuttgart / Boom Diplomacy: Reconstructing the United States for Global Markets, 1857-1880
For Workshop participants, access the paper here. Please email Noam Maggor or Ariel Ron for the password.
Allison Powers Useche / history @ Wisconsin-Madison / Arbitrating Empire: United States Expansion and the Transformation of International Law
For Workshop participants, access the paper here. Please email Noam Maggor or Ariel Ron for the password.
Brendan Greeley / history @ Princeton / The Almighty Dollar: 500 Years of the World’s Most Powerful Money
For Workshop participants, access the paper here. Please email Noam Maggor or Ariel Ron for the password.
Dillon Banis / history @ Columbia / The Roots of Modern Sugar: Sugar Beets, Globalization, and Geopolitics in Prussian Central Europe
For Workshop participants, access the paper here. Please email Ariel Ron or Noam Maggor for the password.
Mary Shi / sociology @ Michigan / Settlers’ Republic: Land, Infrastructure, and the Emergence of New Technologies of Government
For Workshop participants, access the paper here. Please email Ariel Ron or Noam Maggor for the password.
Caitlin Tully / law @ NYU / The Silent Power: Federal Incorporation as Constitutional Finance
For Workshop participants, access the paper here. Please email Ariel Ron or Noam Maggor for the password.
Samantha Payne / history @ College of Charleston / The Last Atlantic Revolution: Reconstruction and the Struggle for Democracy in the Americas
For Workshop participants, access the paper here. Please email Ariel Ron or Noam Maggor for the password.
Ann Daly / history @ Mississippi State / Minting America: Labor and the Political Economy of Making Money in the Early United States
For Workshop participants, access the paper here. Please email Ariel Ron or Noam Maggor for the password.
Max Edling, history@ King's College & Daniel Peart, history @ Queen Mary / The Contours of North American Federalism: An Analysis of Patterns of US Congressional and State Legislation, 1789-1809
For Workshop participants, access the paper here. Please email Ariel Ron or Noam Maggor for the password.
Sofia Valeonti, econ @ AUP & Ariel Ron, history @ SMU / Central Monetary Services without Centralization: Stephen Colwell and the Political Economy of Monetary Architecture in the US Civil War Era
For Workshop participants, access the paper here. Please email Ariel Ron or Noam Maggor for the password.
Emilie Connolly / history @ Brandeis / A Fiscal Empire Divided: War and the Reconstruction of Fiduciary Colonialism
For Workshop participants, access the paper here. Please email Ariel Ron or Noam Maggor for the password.
Anton Jäger / politics & international relations @ Oxford / The Political Theory of American Populism
For Workshop participants, access the paper here. Please email Ariel Ron or Noam Maggor for the password.
Samantha Iyer / history @ Fordham / Agrarian Superpower: Empires and Economies in Egypt, India, and the United States, 1870s-1970s
For Workshop participants, access the paper here. Please email Ariel Ron or Noam Maggor for the password.
Mary Bridges / history @ SAIS / Branching Out: Banking and the Globalization of US Power
For Workshop participants, access the paper here. Please email Ariel Ron or Noam Maggor for the password.
Mark Peterson / history @ Yale / The Domesday Machine in Action: The US Constitution and the Creation of a Developmental State
Thursday, October 12, 2023
6:30-8:00pm Central European Time
12:30 - 2:00pm Eastern Standard Time
For Workshop participants, access the paper “The Domesday Machine in Action” here. Please email Ariel Ron or Noam Maggor for the password.
Sebastian Mazzuca and Adam Sheingate / poli sci @ Hopkins / Pathways to State Capacity: The United States in Comparative Perspective
Wednesday, September 20, 2023
6:30pm-8:00pm Central European Time
For Workshop participants, access the paper “Pathways to State Capacity: The United States in Comparative Perspective” here.
