Tel.: +31(0) Dr. David Chilosi

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1 , Faculty of Economics & Business, Economics, Econometrics & Finance, Nettelbosje 2, 9747 AE Groningen, The Netherlands Tel.: +31(0) Personal details Dr. David Chilosi Education 2005: PhD Sociology, University of Surrey (Nationalism and schooling in Piedmont-Italy, ). 1999: MSc Econometrics and Mathematical Economics, LSE. 1998: BA Economics and Econometrics, University of Essex (First Class Honour). Work From 2017: Assistant Professor in Economic History, Faculty of Economics and Business, Department of Economics, Econometrics and Finance, University of Groningen : LSE Fellow, Economic History Department, LSE : Research Officer and Teaching Assistant, Economic History Department, LSE : Academic Assistant, Teaching Assistant and Guest Lecturer, Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, EUI and Economic History Department, LSE : Research Officer and Teaching Assistant, Economic History Department, LSE : Research Assistant and Associate Lecturer, Department of Education, University of Greenwich : Lecturer in Sociology, St. Christopher s College of Medicine, Luton : Associate Lecturer, Department of Sociology, University of Surrey : Statistical Officer, State Department for Education and Employment, London. 1999: Teaching Assistant, Department of Statistics, LSE. Research output Journal articles 1. Wallis, P., Colson, J. and Chilosi, D. Structural change and economic growth in the English economy before the industrial revolution, , Journal of Economic History, forthcoming. 2. Chilosi, D. and Federico, G. Early globalizations: the integration of Asia in the world economy, , Explorations in Economic History (lead article), July 2015, Chilosi, D. Risky institutions: political regimes and the cost of public borrowing in early modern Italy. Journal of Economic History, September 2014, Chilosi, D., Murphy, T., Studer, R. and Tuncer, C. Europe s many integrations: geography and grain markets, Explorations in Economic History, January 2013, Chilosi, D. and Volckart, O. Money, states and Empire: financial integration and institutional change in Central Europe, Journal of Economic History, September 2011,

2 6. Chilosi, D. and Volckart, O. The knowledge economy of the Renaissance: the advent of printing and financial integration in Central Europe. Czech Historical Review, July 2011, Chilosi, D., Noble, M., Broadhead P. and Wilkinson, M. Measuring the effect of Aimhigher on schooling attainment and higher education applications and entries. Journal of Further and Higher Education (lead article), February 2010, Chilosi, D., Noble, M., Broadhead P. and Wilkinson, M. On partnership and network governance: the case of an Aimhigher Widening Participation partnership. Journal of Access, Policy and Practice, Spring 2009, Chilosi, D., Noble, M., Broadhead P. and Wilkinson, M. Red herrings and real problems: some reflections on the evaluation of Aimhigher. Widening Participation and Lifelong Learning, April 2009, Chilosi, D. Old wine in new bottles: civic nation-building and ethnic nationalism in schooling in Piedmont, ca Nations and Nationalism, July 2007, Book chapters 11. Chilosi, D. and Volckart, O. Good or bad money? Debasement, society and the state in the late Middle-Ages. Money and its Use in Medieval Europe: Three Decades On. Essays in Honour of Professor Peter Spufford, Martin Allen and Nicholas Mayhew (eds.). London: Royal Numismatic Society, 2017, Chilosi, D. Relecture des notes sur l histoire du taux d intérêt: les marchés obligataires dans la République de Gênes, Ressources Publiques et Construction Étatique en Europe. XIII e -XVIII e Siècle, Katia Béguin (ed.). Paris: Institut de la gestion publique et du développement économique, Comité pour l histoire économique et financière de la France, 2015, Chilosi, D., Noble, M., Broadhead P. and Wilkinson, M. Employability and the Aimhigher student ambassadors scheme in South East London. With M. Noble, P. Broadhead and M. Wilkinson, University Life Uncovered: Making Sense of the Student Experience, Southampton: Higher Education Academy, 2008, Book reviews 14. Kocka, J. and van der Linden, M. Capitalism. The Re-emergence of a Historical Concept, Vierteljahrschrift für Sozial- und Wirtschaftsgeschichte, forthcoming. 15. Vigneswaran, D. and Quik, J. Mobility Makes States: Migration and Power in Africa, Ethnic and Racial Studies, June 2016, Zuijderduijn, C. J. Medieval Capital Markets, Journal of Economic History, September 2012, Esman, M. J. Diasporas in the Contemporary World, Ethnic and Racial Studies, April 2010, Chong, N. D. Women, Ethnicity and Nationalisms in Latin America, Ethnic and Racial Studies, February 2009, Tambini, D. Nationalism in Italian Politics: The Stories of the Northern League, , Ethnic and Racial Studies, March 2002, Working papers 20. Wallis, P., Colson, J. and Chilosi, D. Puncturing the Malthus delusion: structural change in the English economy before the industrial revolution, LSE, June Chilosi, D. and Federico, G. The effects of market integration: trade and welfare during the first globalization, LSE, April

3 22. Chilosi, D. Schulze, M. and Volckart, O. Benefits of Empire? Capital market integration north and south of the Alps, LSE, March Chilosi, D. and Federico, G. Asian globalizations: market integration, trade and economic growth, , LSE, November Chilosi, D. Risky institutions: political regimes and the cost of public borrowing in early modern Italy. LSE, June Chilosi, D. Murphy, T. and Studer, R. Europe s many integrations: geography and grain markets, Università Bocconi, September Chilosi, D. and O. Volckart. Books or bullion? Printing, mining and financial integration in Central Europe from the 1460s. With O. Volckart, LSE, August Chilosi, D. and O. Volckart. Good or bad money? Debasement, society and the state in the late Middle-Ages. LSE, April Chilosi, D. and O. Volckart. Money, states and Empire: Financial integration cycles and institutional change in Central Europe, LSE, November Policy papers 29. Chilosi, D. A Reply to Aimhigher, Widening Participation, social inclusion and social justice; a discussion paper. Discussion paper. Aimhigher Practitioner Bullettin, May Chilosi D. and Ylonen, A. Researching Aspire Policy report, University of Greenwich, Submissions 31. Chilosi, D. Schulze, M. and Volckart, O. Benefits of Empire? Capital market integration north and south of the Alps, Journal of Economic History. 32. Chilosi, D. and Federico, G. The effects of market integration: trade and welfare during the first globalization, Explorations in Economic History. Work in progress 33. Chilosi, D. Schulze, M. and Volckart, O. Comparing inter-urban transaction costs: capital and wheat markets north and south of the Alps, Chilosi, D., Federico, G., Tena-Junguito, A. Terms of trade during the first globalization: an empirical analysis. 35. Chilosi, D. Occupational structure and the north-south divide before the unification of Italy. Recent Presentations Seminar in Social and Economic History, Utrecht, September 2017 Conference of the European Historical Economics Society, Tübingen, September Seminar on Growth, Economics and Management, Groningen, May 2017 Workshop on the Drivers of Economic Divergence, Abu Dhabi, March 2017 Workshop on the Holy Roman Empire, Bronnbach Abbey, March 2017 Economic History Seminar, Copenhagen, September 2016 European Social Science History Conference, Valencia, April 2016 Economic History Seminar, London, March

4 Conference of the European Historical Economics Society, Pisa, September Symposium in Business and Economic History, Lisbon, May 2015 Conference of the Economic History Society, York, April 2013 Public Resources and State Building in Europe Conference, Paris, July 2012 Anonymous referee Economic History Review Ethnic and Racial Studies Explorations in Economic History European Review of Economic History Geographical Research Histoire et Mesure Journal of Further and Higher Education Journal of Computational Methods in Sciences and Engineering Journal of Economic History Nations and Nationalism Revista de Historia Económica Studies in Higher Education Widening Participation and Lifelong Learning Teaching experience Lecturer, postgraduate 1. Research Design and Quantitative Methods in Economic History (LSE) 2. Topics in Quantitative Economic History (LSE) 3. Quantitative Topics in Economic History I: Cross-sections and Panel Data (LSE) 4. Quantitative Topics in Economic History II: Time Series and Economic Dynamics (LSE) 5. History of Economics: From Moral Philosophy to Social Science (LSE) 6. Statistics (St. Christopher s College of Medicine) Lecturer, undergraduate 1. History of Economic Thought and Method (University of Groningen) 2. Growth, Institutions and Business (University of Groningen) 3. Global Business History (University of Groningen) 4. Money and Finance: From the Middle Ages to Modernity (LSE) 5. History of Economics: How Theories Change (LSE) 6. Higher Education Policy and Citizenship (University of Greenwich) 7. Health Economics (St. Christopher s College of Medicine) 8. History of Medicine (St. Christopher s College of Medicine) 9. History of Ideas (St. Christopher s College of Medicine) 10. Medical Sociology (St. Christopher s College of Medicine) 11. Statistics (St. Christopher s College of Medicine) Class teacher, postgraduate 1. Economic Growth in History (University of Groninegen) 2. Topics in Quantitative Economic History (LSE) 3. The Historical Context of Business (LSE) 4. Theories, Paths and Patterns of Late Development (LSE) 5. The Development and Integration of the World Economy in the 19 th and 20 th Centuries (LSE) 4

5 6. Research Design and Quantitative Methods in Economic History (LSE) Class teacher, undergraduate 7. History of Economic Thought and Method (University of Groningen) 8. Growth, Institutions and Business (University of Groningen) 9. Global Business History (University of Groningen) 10. Theories and Evidence in Economic History (LSE) 11. The Internationalisation of Economic Growth (LSE) 12. History of Economics: How Theories Change (LSE) 13. Statistics (LSE) 14. Higher Education Policy and Citizenship (University of Greenwich) 15. Key Thinkers in the History of Education (University of Greenwich) 16. Quantitative Methods (University of Surrey) Teacher training Graduate Teaching Assistant Training. LSE, Postgraduate Certificate in Higher Education (enrolled), LSE, Funding Leverhulme Trust Research Grant ( 268,196), Integration and Growth: Capital and Goods Markets in 14th to 18th c. Europe. Co-writer and named researcher, with O. Volckart (co-investigator) and M. Schulze (principal investigator), ESRC Research Studentship (PhD fees), Maintenance Grant, School of Human Sciences ( 13,600), University of Surrey, ERC Research Grant, Political Regimes and Standards of Living: What Can We Learn from pre-modern Italy? Principal Investigator (to be submitted). Awards Teaching Excellence Award (nominated), LSE, 2015 Teaching Excellence Award (nominated), LSE, 2014 McGraw Hill Prize for the best performance in the final year, Department of Economics, University of Essex, Media contact The Guardian, Share Radio Archival research British Library of London (18 th -19 th centuries), Municipal Archive of Lille (14 th -18 th centuries), State Archive of Florence (16 th -18 th centuries), State Archive of Genoa (17 th - 18 th centuries), State Archive of Turin (18 th -19 th centuries), State Archive of Venice (16 th - 18 th centuries). Languages English (fluent), Italian (native speaker), French and Spanish (basic). IT skills Eviews, Gauss, Matlab, StOCNET, SPSS, Stata. 5