'The only thing that will redeem mankind is cooperation'
Bertrand Russell
Our Team
Grant Halliday
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Grant Halliday, Research intern at Institutions for Collective Action, Rotterdam School of Management |
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Research intern
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Grant Halliday received his Bachelor of Arts in History and Economics from Yale University in 2021. His senior essay analyzed institutions of grain distribution within Late Merovingian France. This analysis combined historical research with institutional and historical economics, as well as recent developments in environmental sciences. His primary interests are medieval and early modern economic institutions, especially their interactions with the environment and social equality, and what these can tell us about modern institutions. Grant started as a research intern with Institutions for Collective Action in September 2021.
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> Formation of institutions for collective action
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Institutional and historical economic theory Transaction theory Late Antique / Early Medieval history Environmental history Social network analysis Archival research
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Personal webpage |
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Agenda
28 June
Open seminar talk
by Amineh Ghorbani (TU Delft)
4 July
Open seminar talk
by Thibault Mirabel (UPN)
6-9 September
Conference
Polycentric governance & challenges of the 21st century
(WINIR conference)
20 September
Open seminar talk
by Eoin McLaughlin (UCC)
27 September
Lecture
Social movements
by Christian Wicke (UU)
18 October
Open seminar talk
by Agata Zborowska (IPC)