Monday 15th January
13.00 - 13.15 Introduction: Cristián Ducoing and José Peres
13.15 - 14.30 Keynotes
María del Mar Rubio -Varas
" Two decades of research in economic history, natural resources, and sustainable development"
Ann-Kristin Bergquist
" Barriers to Sustainability: A Business History Perspective."
14:30 - 14:45 Coffee Break
14:45 - 16:45 Paper session 1: Natural resources and Development. Chair: Kristin Ranestad
" Natural Resources Curse in the long run? Bolivia, Chile and Peru)
in the Nordic countries’ mirror" (Ducoing, Peres-Cajías etal).
" Dynamic Natural Resources paths of economic development in Australia and Norway" (Wicken, Ville & Dean). Discussant: Marc Badia-Miró
" Copper prices in the long run" (Badia-Miró, Carreras & Ducoing). Discussant: J. Dean
" Latin American Economic Growth, a Failure. 1820-2015" (Madsen & Zaman). Discussant: Sara Torregrosa
Tuesday 16th January
Room EC2:063
8.30 - 10:00 Paper session 2: Genuine savings Chair: Ann-Kristin Bergquist
" Global Genuine Savings" (Blum, Ducoing and McLaughlin). Discussant: Dupuy
" Genuine savings and future well-being in a peripheral economy. Uruguay in the long run, 1870-2015" (Labat, Román & Willebald). Discussant: Eoin McLaughlin
" Using Genuine Savings for climate policy evaluation with an integrated assessment model " (Dupuy and Tokimatsu). Discussant: Henry Willebald
10:00 - 10.30 Coffee break
10.30 - 12.00 Paper session 3: Human Capital and Public Policies. Chair: Cristián Ducoing
" Formal education, practical learning and innovation: An empirical study of the career paths of mining workers in Norway with formal training from ca. 1860 to 1940" (Ranestad). Discussant: Mühlhoff
" Is Female Empowerment an Antidote against the ‘Resource Curse’?" (Mühlhoff & Juif). Discussant: Kristin Ranestad
” Taking off from Natural Resources” (Ducoing, Peres-Cajías & Torregrosa). Discussant: Marc Badia-Miró
12:00 - 13:00 Lunch
13:00 - 14:15 Keynotes
Paul Sharp
" The Danish Agricultural Revolution and the Role of Natural Resources for Development"
Espen Storli
" The price is right? The development of pricing mechanisms for commodities in the 20th century "
14:15 - 14:30 Coffee Break
14:30 - 16:00 Paper session 4: Sustainability and Commodities. Chair: José Peres-Cajías
" Changing uses and rank orders of Finland’s and Sweden forest resources in the long-run" (Kunnas). Discussant: Cristián Ducoing
" Directed credit in a world of globalised finance: Commodity booms and state-intervention in the Bolivian financial sector" (Naqvi). Discussant: José Peres-Cajías
16:00 - 16:30 Final Discussion
9:30-10:00
Education, learning and innovation in mining: a comparison of Chile and Norway: Kristin Ranestad (Lund University)
10:00-10:30
The location and production of economic geography. The case of agriculture in Uruguay (1870-2008). Pablo Castro-Scavone (Universidad de la República, Uruguay); Henry Willebald (Universidad de la República, Uruguay).
10:30-11:00
Perú: Evolución de la desigualdad regional desde fines de la era colonial Bruno Seminario (Universidad del Pacífico, Perú).
11:00-11:30
Coffee Break
11:30-12:00
Dictators and the Welfare State in Latin America 1940-1980. Sergio Espuelas (Universitat de Barcelona) and Oriol Sabaté (Lund University)
12:00-12:30
Taking off from Natural Resources. Fiscal dependency in comparative perspective: Sara Torregrosa Hetland (Lund University); José Alejandro Peres-Cajías (Universitat de Barcelona).
12:30-13:00
Why did Argentina become a super-exporter of agricultural and food products during the first globalisation (1880-1929). Vicente Pinilla (Universidad de Zaragoza); Agustina Rayes (CONICET, Argentina).
13:00-13:30
Behind copper prices. A historical perspective 1780 – 2016: Anna Carreras-Marín (Universitat de Barcelona), Marc Badia-Miró (Universitat de Barcelona); Cristián Ducoing (Lund University).
"Behind copper prices. A historical perspective 1780 – 2016" (Carreras and Ducoing)
"Education, learning and innovation in mining: a comparison of Chile and Norway" (Ranestad)
"Taking off from Natural Resources. Fiscal dependency in comparative perspective" (Torregrosa)
"Exportaciones mineras en los países andinos, 1850-2015" (Badia-Miró and Peres -Cajías)
Una mirada a nivel subnacional de la “maldición de los recursos naturales” en el Perú: El caso del gobierno regional de Moquegua (2002-2017) (Aaron Quiñon Cardenas)
Sara Torregrosa y Cristián Ducoing, profesores de la Universidad de Lund, Suecia, ofrecieron una conferencia este pasado jueves 15 de noviembre, organizada por el CIDEP.
Link to the Conference summary (in Spanish)
http://www.sebol.org/bcde9/program/