The first is "Culture of Gowth: Origins of the Modern Economy"
The second is "Long-Term Economic Change in China and Europe: The Needham Paradox Revisited"
Monday, 26 October 2015
TEC Lectureship on Europe and the World 2015
Here are two lectures given by Joel Mokyr, the Robert H. Strotz Professor of Arts and Sciences and Professor of Economics and History at Northwestern University.
The first is "Culture of Gowth: Origins of the Modern Economy"
The second is "Long-Term Economic Change in China and Europe: The Needham Paradox Revisited"
The first is "Culture of Gowth: Origins of the Modern Economy"
The second is "Long-Term Economic Change in China and Europe: The Needham Paradox Revisited"
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