ECON208Undergraduate
Social and Economic History II
Printed in the catalogue as SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC HISTORY II
Course content
This course deals with the rise of industrialism in different European regions. The emphasis is on the agrarian roots of industrialism especially in 18th century England. Particular attention is paid to the problem of late industrialization in Germany and France as well as to the interaction of individual regions in the global economy.
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- EconomicsYear 2, Spring semester
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