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Dr. Brown is an urban economist and economic historian with research interests in contemporary issues of mid-sized older industrial cities, international trade and historical demography (fertility and mortality). He teaches courses in urban economics, the history of the world economy, principles, and statistics.
Degrees
- Ph.D. in Economics, University of Michigan, 1987
- M.A., University of Michigan, 1984
- B.A., University of Wisconsin, Madison, 1977
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Scholarly and Creative Works
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The Birth and Persistence of Cities: Evidence from Oklahoma's first century of city growth
Economic History Association Meeting
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Tucson, AZ
October
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2021
Sponsored by Economic History Association
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The Birth and Persistence of Cities: Evidence from Oklahoma’s First 50 Years of City Growth
European Meetings: Urban Economics Association
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Copenhagen
May
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2021
Sponsored by European Urban Economics Association
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The Birth and Persistence of Cities: Evidence from Oklahoma’s First 50 Years of City Growth
Brown University Growth Lunch Brownbag Seminar
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Brown University
February
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2021
Sponsored by Brown University Department of Economics
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The Birth and Persistence of Cities: Evidence from Oklahoma’s First 50 Years of City Growth
Allied Social Sciences Assocation (ASSA)
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January
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2021
Sponsored by American Economics Association/Economic History Association
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Webinar Series on Plagues and Pandemics
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2020
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The Birth and Persistence of Cities: Evidence from Oklahoma’s First 50 Years of City Growth
University of Connecticut Department of Economics
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September
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2020
Sponsored by University of Connecticut
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The Birth and Persistence of Cities: Evidence from Oklahoma’s First 50 Years of City Growth
University of Trier Department of Economics
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Virtual
May
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2020
Sponsored by University of Trier (Germany)
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“The Birth and Persistence of Cities: Evidence from Oklahoma's first 50 years of city growth”
Department of Economics Seminar
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Stillwater, Oklahoma
February
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2020
Sponsored by Oklahoma State University Department of Economics
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Urban Education
2020/05/01
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2020
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The Fate of the Periphery during the First Globalization: A Counterfactual Analysis of Japan’s Gains from Trade after Opening Up
Economics Department Semnar
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Trier, Germany
June
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2019
Sponsored by University of Trier Department of Economics
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The Fate of the Periphery during the First Globalization: A Counterfactual Analysis of Japan’s Gains from Trade after Opening Up
Research seminar: Department of Economics
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University of Trier, Trier, Germany
June
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2019
Sponsored by University of Trier Department of Economics
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Retrospectives: On the Genius Behind David Ricardo's 1817 Formulation of Comparative Advantage
Journal of Economic Perspectives
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2018
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Vol. 32
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Issue #4
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Awards & Grants
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The Colonial Past and European Economic Integration: 1950 to 1980
German Academic Exchange Service: DAAD
Mar. 15, 2022 - Jun. 15, 2022
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