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The Nature of Language

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Sex in the Middle Ages

Historian Ruth Mazo Karras on church court records, means of contraception, and sex and gender roles in the Middle Ages

Historian Valerie Hansen on cultural exchange, the history of the Silk Road, and the historical documents that are used to study it

Explaining Modern Economic Growth

Economist Deirdre McCloskey on economic development, Adam Smith, and the importance of liberalism

Ethics for an Age of Commerce

Economist Deirdre McCloskey on fundamental human virtues, their secular interpretation and necessary application in modern economy

The Legacy of World War I Today

Historian Jay M. Winter on the Arab world after World War I, 20th century authoritarian regimes and long-term effects of World War I in today’s politics

The history in our genes

Exploring genetic similarities between human populations can help to fill gaps in history books

History and Prospects of Private Money

Economist Lawrence H. White on the period of the international gold standard, cryptocurrencies, and the Constitution of the European Central Bank

Inquisition Archives

Historian Carlo Ginzburg on forbidden books, the depletion of the Central Archive, and a letter to the Pope

Before Command: The Russian Economy from Emancipation to Stalin

Historian Paul Gregory on the agrarian crisis hypothesis, smychka, and the agricultural performance of Siberia

Problems of Modernization in Russia

Historian of science Loren R. Graham on the mistakes Russian leaders make, intellectual property and risky investments

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