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Noah Bender

University of California, Berkeley



Noah Bender is a PhD student at the University of California, Berkeley. His dissertation examines the role of German and British shipping companies in orchestrating world migrations across the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Some of the broad themes addressed by the project include the relationship between private enterprise and the state, the consolidation of worldwide commodity and wage markets, and the accommodation of landholding elites to economic globalization. 



Recent Conference Participation
2021 BHC Virtual Meeting: Presenter, "The Politics of Emigration in Imperial Germany; or, How German Agrarians Conspired to Halt the Transatlantic Migration, 1873-1914"

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