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The Social Origins of Democracy and Authoritarianism Reconsidered: Prussia and Sweden in Comparison

Economy · Germany

The Social Origins of Democracy and Authoritarianism Reconsidered: Prussia and Sweden in Comparison

Why do some countries democratize while others descend into authoritarianism? One of the most enduring answers to this question centers on the political economy of land. The classic view in political science and historical political economy holds that in societies where powerful rural elites dominate the countryside, democratization is less likely to succeed. Landed elites, the argument goes, are hostile to mass suffrage and liberal politics, an…Read Article

The rise and reversal of bureaucratic capacity: lessons from Chinese history

In a previous post, I discussed ways in which recent historical political economy research has advanced the study of state capacity. In a field long dominated by the European state-building experience, studies on China have challenged our prior assumptions about the origins and evolution of state capacity.The Chinese case offers three key departures from the European case. First, it is possible to build the very apparatus needed for extraction w…Economy · China Read Article

The Future of Historical Political Economy in Europe

Attendees of the Future of HPE in Europe Workshop, February 2025 Historical Political Economy (HPE) has gained considerable traction in the social sciences over the past decade. A dedicated journal and its own handbook have greatly contributed to fostering a scholarly community and enhancing the field’s visibility. Yet, these efforts remain heavily centered on scholars and institutions in the United States. Consider the new Oxford Handbook of HP…Hanover, Germany · Hanover Read Article

The Essex street named after people 'who helped reshape' postwar Britain

The event that inspired the street is so important that it is celebrated each yearLondon, England · London See the Story

Intellectual Life in Early Modern Europe

The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp – Rembrandt (1632).Creative workers tend to co-locate geographically: computer science researchers cluster in Silicon Valley, literary writers in New York, and country musicians in Nashville. Agglomeration facilitates knowledge spillovers, enables faster and better matching between firms and workers, and generates economies of scale in the provision of shared inputs such as computing clusters, publishers, …London, England · London Read Article

Colonial America: New World Settlements

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Colonial America was settled by Spanish, Dutch, French and English immigrants in colonies such as St. Augustine, Jamestown and Roanoke.Immigration · Spain See the Story

A New Edition of the Handbook of New Institutional Economics

This post is cross-posted at How the World Became RichA new edition of the Handbook of New Institutional Economics, edited by Claude Ménard and Mary Shirley was recently published. And thanks to a generous donation from the Coase Institute, it is open access!Thanks for reading! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.It was an honor to contribute a chapter (written with Desiree Desierto) on Institutional Change; I remember re…Read Article

Young, Tired, and Still Trying: China’s Next Generation Rethinks Success

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Writer Peter Hessler and anthropologist Xiang Biao on the changing lives of young Chinese, the meaning of hard work, and why parents should cut their kids some slack.Economy · China See the Story

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