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Jared Rubin
@jaredcrubin
Economics Professor @ChapmanU. President of @ASREC_Religion. Author of Rulers, Religion and Riches and How the World Became Rich amzn.to/2ZZJetD
Los Angeles, CA
Joined February 2016
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    Extremely excited to announce my new book with @MarkKoyama!!! How the World Became Rich: The Historical Origins of Economic Growth @politybooks Available in US: 9 May 2022 Available in UK: 24 March 2022 Pre-order (in US) here:
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    The Oxford Handbook of Historical Political Economy (co-edited with @jaj7d) will be published in September 2023! Chapters available as they are formatted at: academic.oup.com/edited-volume/… The contributors did an amazing job. A thread on each chapter in the volume… (1/47)
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    Today is January 16, 2020. Daron Acemoglu already has 608 citations ... from 2020.
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    New working paper! 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
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    All 45 chapters are now available online for the Oxford Handbook of Historical Political Economy academic.oup.com/edited-volume/… The handbook will be out in Fall 2023. @jaj7d and I are very proud of how the handbook came together. Hoping you find it as useful as we do!
    The Oxford Handbook of Historical Political Economy (co-edited with @jaj7d) will be published in September 2023! Chapters available as they are formatted at: academic.oup.com/edited-volume/… The contributors did an amazing job. A thread on each chapter in the volume… (1/47)
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    We (@jaj7d & I) are *very* excited to announce the chapters for the Oxford Handbook of Historical Political Economy (out in early 2023) We are proud that it is interdisciplinary. It is a mix of mostly political scientists & economists, as well as historians & sociologists 1/n
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    I call this one "Rejection after the third round of revisions"
    GIF
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    Parents. Look, if your child has not decided by the end of kindergarten that they want a PhD in economics, there is no hope If they haven’t read MWG cover to cover by the end of third grade, you have failed them
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    Course materials for my European Economic History course are available online This is my first time using How the World Became Rich in this course - it should be fun! Syllabus: jaredcrubin.com/teaching/europ… Slides: jaredcrubin.com/teaching/europ… Paper Assignment: jaredcrubin.com/teaching/europ…
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    Diffusion of public mechanical clocks and the printing press by 1500 in Europe. From a soon to be working paper by Lars Boerner, @bsevergnini, and myself. Germans and N Italians liked their tech!
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    *THE* article to read if you want to know the state of the art research in the economics of Islam, by @timurkuran sites.duke.edu/timurkuran/fil…
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    Academic: here you go, the final draft of my manuscript Press [after 9 months of silence]: Here are the proofs. You have 3 days to look over 500 pages Academic [3 days later]: here you go Press [8 months later]: there were production delays. Your book will be out in 1-2 years
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    Amazing news to share. My book—Rulers, Religion & Riches—has been awarded the Douglass North prize by the SIOE (Society for Institutional & Organizational Economics) for the best book in institutional and organizational economics published in the last 2 years!
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    Amazing news! My book, Rulers, Religion, and Riches, was awarded the Lindert-Williamson Prize by the Economic History Association for Outstanding Book in Global Economic History!