Global Inequality

Frontpage made with Lay ThemeA Global History of Poverty - research seminar with Julia McClure

"Global history has often focused upon the tangible traces of global connections, the flows of capital and commodities, and the transcultural dialogues inscribed in material culture. Poverty, often defined as an absence of money, resources, and luxury goods, has long been in global history’s blind spot. And yet, poverty has been central to the making of the unequal nature of our global connections since the expansion of European empires in the early modern period."⬤ November 28th, 12.30 – 13.45 / This is a brown bag session, please feel free to bring your lunch / Seminars are generally open but seats are limited. If you wish to participate in this event, please send us an email to global-inequality@cas.au.dk.CalendarResearch diaries"An Intellectual History of Global Inequality, 1960-2015 is a qualitative, humanistic research project that applies a transnational perspective on the intellectual history of inequality."We recommend:Follow us⬤ Christian O. Christiansen: Interview for P1 Orientering on Davos summit and inequality [In Danish] ⬤ The world leading global inequality economist Branko Milanovic: Branko Milanovic blog ⬤ Christian O. Christiansen: Supertanker: Do They Know It's Christmas (in conversation with Per Bjerre, Oxfam Ibis) [Radio interview in Danish] ⬤ Christian O. Christiansen: Supertanker: An unequal world (in conversation with politician Mogens Lykketoft) [Radio interview in Danish]Writings & Podcastsmade with Lay Theme