Paul Maneuvrier-Hervieu
After getting a Master’s Degree in Medieval and Modern History, I started my PhD in 2015 at the University of Caen-Normandy. My thesis contributes to the literature on the long-term development and consequences of various shocks on a regional economy. I have built several datasets on food riots, trade, industries, wages and prices. I have also been investigating the effects of the Eden-Treaty on the process of industrialization. In addition, I am contributing to the literature on the origins of the French Revolution and the debate on its economic consequences. Since September 2018, I have been working at the University of Geneva as a teaching assistant in economic history for Bachelors students. |
Research Interests Modern History Wages and Living Standards European Economic History Slave Trade |
Teaching - Bachelor Introduction à la démarche scientifique
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