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Quantitative History Webinar Series - 為商人做辯護？「富者貧之母」的明清政治經濟學

Quantitative History Webinar Series - 為商人做辯護？「富者貧之母」的明清政治經濟學

Join us for this Quantitative History Webinar featuring Distinguished Professor Peng-sheng Chiu from Shanghai Jiao Tong University. He will explore how tenets such as "fostering businessmen to benefit the peasantry" and "the rich nourishing the poor" were implemented in relevant policies and laws, and thus shaped important institutional change after the late-Ming period. Live on Zoom on Thurs, September 10 Also available on AGI FB

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 Asia Global Institute

 5th September, 2020

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