QUCEH Outreach and Impact Initiatives
Members of QUCEH are keen to communicate the purpose and usefulness of economic history to wider audiences. Please contact Chris Colvin (chris.colvin@qub.ac.uk) to find out more about our various impact initiatives.
COVID-19 Research and Engagement:
QUCEH Research Associates have been working hard to use their insights from economic history to engage with the wider public about the COVID-19 pandemic. This page collects some of their efforts.
QUCEH Research Associates have been working hard to use their insights from economic history to engage with the wider public about the COVID-19 pandemic. This page collects some of their efforts.
Podcasts:
QUCEH Research Associates, Affiliates and Students have contributed to various podcasts to talk about their reseach. This page collects some of these podcasts.
QUCEH Research Associates, Affiliates and Students have contributed to various podcasts to talk about their reseach. This page collects some of these podcasts.
The Long Run Initiative:
The Long Run Initiative (LRI) is a not-for-profit forum founded to: (1) demonstrate the practical value of historical expertise to contemporary decision makers; (2) create dialogue between academics, businesses and government; and (3) provide an independent and international perspective on the challenges facing business and society.
The Long Run Initiative (LRI) is a not-for-profit forum founded to: (1) demonstrate the practical value of historical expertise to contemporary decision makers; (2) create dialogue between academics, businesses and government; and (3) provide an independent and international perspective on the challenges facing business and society.
History Now:
Local television station NVTV has featured a number of QUCEH members in its history talk show History Now.
Local television station NVTV has featured a number of QUCEH members in its history talk show History Now.
History Counts:
History Counts is a workshop aimed to introduce A-level history students to economics-based approaches to studying history, and show them how quantitative historical data can be used to shine a light on historical debates.
History Counts is a workshop aimed to introduce A-level history students to economics-based approaches to studying history, and show them how quantitative historical data can be used to shine a light on historical debates.