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Thomas Irace

@thomasirace

History of economics / economic history / political economy Histoire de l'économie / histoire économique / économie politique th.irace (at) gmail

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70 ans de production mondiale d'uranium par pays en une infographie : elements.visualcapitalist.co…
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La trajectoire chinoise dans ses propres termes legrandcontinent.eu/fr/2021/…

La trajectoire chinoise dans ses propres termes | Le Grand Continent

La politique économique chinoise a pu faire l'objet de nombreux débats et il s'en est fallu de peu pour que la Chine suive le chemin de l'ex-URSS. Isabella Weber retrace et analyse originalement,...

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Emmanuel Macron is on a slippery slope towards ‘democratic despotism’ on.ft.com/2EPHXqR

Emmanuel Macron is on a slippery slope towards ‘democratic despotism’

The French president’s clampdown risks putting public safety above individual rights

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Great stuff on US slavery and its historiography, by @gabrielwinant nplusonemag.com/issue-17/rev…
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Morceaux choisis
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This is fascinating ! Too bad it never got published. C. de Rouvray, "Economists writing history : American and French experience in the mid-20th century". h/t @Undercoverhist
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here you go etheses.lse.ac.uk/36/
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A French economist's view of interdisciplinary relations (still 1960)
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"Nothing exciting in the way of new books, just Sraffa's edition of Ricardo, that's not much. Oh, and there are new books by Hayek and Meade as well"...
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@BaldwinRE9 Feb 2019
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Chit chat between the two hot shot young things - mentions Straffa,Meade, Hayak, Harriet Taylor, cost of living and the Tories. @kevinhorourke
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Ah, le bon vieux temps où les économistes s'intéressaient au monde réel et posaient les vraies questions qui fâchent... (Revue d'économie politique, 1935)
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Great quote
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L'adjectif "sayien" est-il le bon pour parler de JB Say ? Si oui, il faut reconnaître que c'est particulièrement moche.
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NEW POST: Are developmental states relevant today? Are they desirable or even possible? @Rick_Rowden reviews development experts' views on these matters in a recent @SPERIshefuni special issue on developmental states. developingeconomics.org/2019…
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Une histoire de l'économisme, de la "révolution franciscaine" à l'Anthropocène. Voilà qui m'intrigue. laviedesidees.fr/Les-origine…

Les origines chrétiennes de l'Anthropocène

À propos de : Sylvain Piron, L'Occupation du monde, Zones sensibles

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I wanted to provide a little lit review of recent *economic history* work on industrial policy and industrial development. By all means send any suggestions (or even ideas!) my way. nathanlane.info/industrial%2… 1/N
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Trépignement d'impatience : Hobsbawm a écrit un livre sur la montée du salariat en 1955 et ça n'a *jamais été publié* (trop marxiste il paraît).
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Troll économiste, 1954 : "les pays sous-développés comprennent les Etats-Unis et le Canada" (Jean de Largentaye, inspecteur des finances, administrateur du FMI)
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