Some Video Lectures

I’m very good at finding stuff online. I don’t have time or will to actually read or see it all but I still find and even hoard a lot of information :) . Here are some video lectures I found which are exactly about the topic of this blog: world economic history. I can’t vouch for their quality as I haven’t watched them yet. Hopefully someone will find something useful.

Why the Industrial Revolution took off in Europe but failed in East Asia

Kenneth Pomeranz (University of California at Irvine)

Click.

The Industrial Revolution and the Great Divergence: World Economic Growth since 10,000 BC
(3 lectures)

Gregory Clark (University of California, Davis)

Click.

An Introduction to Global Economy History
(3 lectures)

Patrick O’Brien (London School of Economics)

Click.

Collapses of Ancient Societies and their Lessons for Today

Jared Diamond (UCLA)

Click.

An Empire of Wealth: The Epic History of America’s Economic Power

John Steele Gordon

Click.

2 Responses to “Some Video Lectures”

  1. dave Says:

    Thanks for posting these!

    Pomeranz 1, Landes 0 so far.

    Now seeing what Greg has to say.

    Great stuff!

  2. kagu Says:

    Thanks a lot!

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