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Los pueblos europeos han ensayado ya toda la baraja de las ilusiones. Ahora se trata de la última ilusión: la ilusión de vivir sin ilusiones”. Esta frase de José Ortega y Gasset, escrita en 1949, parece anticipar un estado de opinión que ha ido ganando adeptos en los últimos años, pero en realidad recoge una idea difundida ya por algunos autores a mediados del siglo XIX sobre el inevitable declive de Europa y la aparición de dos superpotencias que estaban destinadas a dominar el mundo: Estados Unidos y Rusia.
9 May 2025
La economía española: una mirada al pasado. In memoriam: Pedro Tedde de Lorca
This episode remembers Pedro Tedde de Lorca, highlighting his research and contributions to understanding the transformations of the Spanish economy over the last two centuries, including his work on public finance and banking history.
9 May 2025
Mosaico Americano (Audio en inglés)
This episode explores the multifaceted American identity, examining the interplay of diverse cultures, beliefs, and experiences that shape the nation's political landscape.
9 May 2025
Mosaico Americano
This episode of *Historia económica* examines the diverse cultural and economic landscape of the United States, exploring the interplay between fragmented identities and a shared American identity.
9 May 2025
La economía política de la esclavitud en la historia de África Occidental
This episode explores the political economy of slavery in West Africa, examining the profitability of the Atlantic slave trade, the enslavement of foreigners, and the relationship between slave labor and commercialization.
20 Dec 2022
La Economía Política de la servidumbre en Europa
This episode explores the political economy of serfdom in Europe between the Middle Ages and the 19th century, arguing that the strength of the state determined its rise and fall.
20 Dec 2022
Pandemias y economía a lo largo de la Historia
This episode explores the economic and social impacts of historical pandemics, including the Justinian Plague, the Black Death, and the 1918 flu pandemic, examining their origins, spread, and consequences.
14 Sept 2021
La Economía Ilustrada: Gran Bretaña y la Revolución Industrial
Economic historian Joel Mokyr discusses Great Britain's Industrial Revolution and the role of the Enlightenment, suggesting it significantly impacted modern economic growth in this lecture.
14 Sept 2021
La gran recesión en perspectiva histórica
Peter Temin, economist and professor, analyzes the Great Recession by drawing parallels to the interwar period, the Great Depression, and the Bretton Woods negotiations, offering historical context.
14 Sept 2021
A keynesian perspective on the Slump of 2007-8 and how to recover from it
Sir Robert Skidelsky analyzes the 2007-8 slump from a Keynesian perspective, exploring potential recovery strategies and drawing insights from Keynes's economic theories in this interview.
14 Sept 2021
"After economic possibilities"
Donald E. Moggridge from the University of Toronto presents Keynes's 1930 lecture, exploring his optimistic view that humanity can overcome scarcity through work, technology, and peace, delivered at the Residencia de Estudiantes; this is a lecture.
14 Sept 2021
El crecimiento económico de Portugal durante la Edad Imperial, 1500-1850: ¿existe un modelo Ibérico?
Jaime Reis, historian, discusses Portugal's economic growth during the Imperial Age from 1500-1850 and questions the existence of an Iberian economic model.
14 Sept 2021
¿Por qué sobreviven las malas instituciones? Lecciones de la Historia europea
Sheilagh Ogilvie, a professor at the University of Cambridge, presents at the XVI Conferencia Figuerola, discussing why bad institutions survive through European history in this lecture.
14 Sept 2021
Desde bastidores al centro de la escena: las mujeres en la historia económica
Professor Jane Humphries discusses the evolving role of women and children as key players in the economic world during the XVIII Figuerola Conference, highlighting their increasing prominence.
3 Sept 2021
Las crisis económicas a lo largo del siglo XX
María Ángeles Pons Brias, Jordi Maluquer de Motes, and Pablo Martín-Aceña examine twentieth-century economic crises, including the current pandemic, to identify potential lessons in this interview episode.
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