Ramon Ramon-Muñoz
@rmn_mz
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Fill de cal Calaf de Cervera. Doctor per l'@EUI_EU. Professor d'Història Econòmica @UniBarcelona, @UBFacEcoiEmpres @ubeconomics. Coeditor en cap de @rhi_ihr.
Joined September 2017
I am delighted to share with you that my article 'The urban–rural height gap: evidence from late nineteenth-century Catalonia' , with @TxemaRamon, has just been published in the latest issue of Cliometrica!
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Thrilled to have participated in the XIV International Congress of the @_AEHE. It was a great opportunity to present my research on living standards, resilience, and technology transfer, while also engaging in enriching discussions and activities. Thank you all!
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Congratulations, Guillem! This is an excellent opportunity to present and discuss your research!
I feel deeply honored to announce that I will be presenting the First Chapter of my PhD Thesis at the Economic and Social History Workshop at the University of Cambridge.
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RT @GBlascoPiles: Speaking about: "Patterns of non-European Industrialization" at the III Doctoral Session of the XIV International Congre…
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🟢 It was a great experience participating in the 'Transport & History' workshop and also presenting our ongoing research on market access and mortality in pre-WWII Spain. Many thanks to the organisers and the participants for their insights and inspiring comments!
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Indeed, 2024 has been a fruitful year for @rhi_ihr. Thank you all very much!
The editorial board of the @rhi_ihr wishes you happy holidays after a very productive 2024!🎄We thank our editors, authors, referees, and readers for boosting our impact.🎅We look forward to 2025 to work on new ideas engaging with industrial and economic history!🥂
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A very interesting workshop, organised by @ericbschneider & @NJCummins 👇👇
CFP: Workshop on Health Transitions in the Global South CFP Deadline 3 February 2025 Workshop 9-10 June 2025 at LSE Organised by myself and @NJCummins Sponsored by the LSE Historical Economic Demography Group @LSEEcHist
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Yesterday, we enjoyed a fantastic seminar with a lively discussion at the UB Department of Economic History. @julia_jarame presented her paper, 'Waves of Change? Radio Announcements and Fertility Decline.' Thank you, Juliana!
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The case of the Companhia de Diamantes de Angola between 1960 and 1975 'challenges traditional narratives of static institutional persistence often applied to African history’. Have a look at @leo_dolan's latest article () and also at his recent post👇
What drives the transformation of oppressive institutions, and how does this affect economic development amongst those working under European colonial rule in Africa? Read @leo_dolan's post on The Great Spurt👇
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🟢A review of my recent book on olive oil and cooperativism in western Catalonia is now out in the latest issue of @HistoriaAgraria! Authored by @raimonsoler, a leading expert on 19th-20th century Catalan agrarian cooperativism. Many thanks!👇👇
Publicada a @HistoriaAgraria (94) la meva ressenya del llibre de Ramon Ramon-Muñoz (@rmn_mz) , "Oli d'oliva i cooperativisme a la Catalunya de Ponent. La Cooperativa la Granadella (1920-2022)", Juneda: Editorial Fonoll. Us la podeu descarregar aquí:
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I am glad to see that the @rhi_ihr was present, through @gabercappe, at the 2024 Annual Conference of the @eshsi_ie, last week. Many thanks!!👇👇
The @rhi_ihr was among the journals presented at the "Meet the Editor" session of the Economic & Social History Society of Ireland Annual Conference 2024 in Belfast. Thanks for the participation! We look forward to presenting the journal at the VIII CLADHE (Montevideo).
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'Waves of Change? Radio announcements and fertility decline' by @julia_jarame 👇👇
New WP on the impact of radio announcements on fertility. In 1968, a prominent family planning org launched a radio campaign to promote clinics. TL;DR: women with greater exposure T I the radio were less likely to have children
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"There has been considerable development in AEH over the past two decades, but the proclaimed renaissance is still fragile" (Frederick, @DacilJuif , @FelixMzS1 )👇👇
Is African Economic History Experiencing a Revival? Katherine Frederick, @daciljuif and @FelixMzS1 give us their answer in our blog:
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