Prize Winners
At every World Economic History Congress a number of prizes are awarded for the best PhD dissertations, and as of 2012 also for the best PhD student poster.
Kyoto 2015
Johan Fourie (University of Utrecht, the Netherlands) - Medieval and early modern
Laura Panza (La Trobe University, Australia) - Long 19th century
Eric Monnet (EHESS, Paris, France) and Matthias Schmelzer (Humboldt University, Germany)
Katharina Muehlhoff (University of Mannheim, Germany)
Stellenbosch 2012
Sebastian R. Prange (School of African and Oriental Studies, UK) - Premodern
Florian Ploeckl (University of Oxford) - 19th century
Tamás Vonyó (University of Oxford) - 20th century
Anita Wiklund Norli (University of Oslo) - Poster Session
Florian Ploeckl (University of Oxford) - 19th century
Tamás Vonyó (University of Oxford) - 20th century
Anita Wiklund Norli (University of Oslo) - Poster Session
Utrecht 2009
Danielle van den Heuvel (University of Utrecht) - Pre 18th Century
Se Yan (UCLA) - Long 19th Century
Kerry Jane Hickson (London School of Economics) - 20th Century
Se Yan (UCLA) - Long 19th Century
Kerry Jane Hickson (London School of Economics) - 20th Century
Helsinki 2006
Tine de Moor (Ghent University) - Pre 18th Century
Gerhard Kling (Tübingen University) - Long 19th century
Mária Del Mar Rubio Varas (London School of Economics) - 20th Century
Gerhard Kling (Tübingen University) - Long 19th century
Mária Del Mar Rubio Varas (London School of Economics) - 20th Century
Buenos Aires 2002
Yadira Gonzalez de Lara (European University Institute) - Antiquity and Late Medieval
Jöerg Baten (University of Munich) and Liam Brunt (Oxford University) - Early modern
Simone Wegge (Northwestern University) - Modern, before World War I
Chibuike Uche (London School of Economics) - Modern, after World War I
Jöerg Baten (University of Munich) and Liam Brunt (Oxford University) - Early modern
Simone Wegge (Northwestern University) - Modern, before World War I
Chibuike Uche (London School of Economics) - Modern, after World War I
