Expertise Database

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Peter Conti-Brown
Assistant Professor, Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania (Bio)
Financial history, central banking, financial regulation, Banking

Dylan Gottlieb
Assistant Professor, History, Bentley University (Bio)
United States, Twentieth Century, Consumer Culture, Labor History, Financial history
Twitter@dygottlieb
Anne Hanley
Board of Trustees Professor, Northern Illinois University (Bio)
Brazil, Economic History, Financial history, Economic Development, inequality, standardization

Atiya Hussain
Graduate Institute, Geneva (Bio)
History of Capitalism, Financial history, World War II, East Asian modern business history

Jeremy Land
Postdoctoral Researcher, University of Helsinki (Bio)
Early America, Trade, International Trade, International Business, Transatlantic History, Financial history, central banking
Twitter@jeremyland25
Luciano Maffi
Lecturer in Economic History at the University of Parma (Bio)
Economic History, 19th century finance, Financial history, International Financial History; Monetary History; Energy History; political economy of mass consumption; Italy in the first economic globalization, Agribusiness

Carlos Marichal
Research Professor (Bio)
Business and Economic History, Latin America, Financial history

Ghassan Moazzin
Assistant Professor, University of Hong Kong (Bio)
19th century finance, Chinese economy and business, East Asian modern business history, Financial history, History of technology, China
Twitter@ghassanmoazzin
Sharon Murphy
Providence College (Bio)
19th c. US, Financial history, Slavery, Banking, Insurance

Brecht Rogissart
European University Institute (Bio)
Financial history

David Sicilia
Henry Kaufman Chair in Financial History and Associate Professor, University of Maryland (Bio)
Capitalism, Financial history, Public policy and regulation