Erik Green

Erik Green

Senior Lecturer, Associate professor

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Research

My research focus on economic history of pre-colonial and colonial Africa. More specifically, I am engaged in issues related to long-term agrarian change, rural labour relations/institutions and structural change.

I am also involved in a larger project that tries to capture and compare changes in the occupational structure in 20th century Africa in a global history context. The project is led by Prof. Leigh Taylor-Shaw and Prof. Gareth Austin at Cambridge University. 

Teaching

I teach methods in development studies and global economic history and African economic history at bachelor level. I also teach African economic history at Masters level.

Outreach

I have been interviewed by Swedish Radio and frequently give public lectures

I am also the co-founder (together with Morten Jerven) of the African Economic History Network and editor of the the network's working paper series. See more on: www.aehnetwork.org

 

UKÄ subject classification

  • Economic History

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