Rimini, Sintica: Thursday Giulia Vanone presents the book "The Song of Science"
Science and its extraordinary discoveries, viewed from an extraordinary perspective, will be at the heart of the story of Giulia Fanone, guest of the next
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Science and its extraordinary discoveries, viewed from an extraordinary perspective, will be at the heart of the story of Giulia Fanone, guest of the next
This seminar will examine two early public health interventions and their impact on the morals and ethics of the field: Elise A Mitchell will discuss the quarantining of slave ships, and Mathieu Corteel the assumptions surrounding 19th century health statistics. Details of the talks below.
Americans should celebrate the Magna Carta no less than we celebrate our Declaration of Independence or our Constitution.
New evidence is transforming the way we look at long-term trends in economic inequality. This column reconstructs wealth inequality in the German area over five centuries. The significant declines in inequality triggered by the Black Death and again by the Thirty Years’ War of 1618–1648 and the plague that followed provide strong support for the potential levelling effects of
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