Archive - Broadstreet

February 2025

Feudalism as a Contested Concept in Historical Political Economy

“The tyrant feudalism must be declared once and for all deposed and its influence over students of the Middle Ages finally ended” (Elizabeth Brown…

Feb 24 •

Crowdsourcing Historical Data

Today we’re going to consider an innovation in the digital humanities, and look at the practice of crowdsourcing historical data!

Feb 17 •

Dr Alexandra (Ali) Cirone

APE, APD, and HPE

In 2024, I had the opportunity to give three public lectures on Historical Political Economy (HPE)—one at IOEA and keynote addresses at the annual…

Feb 10 •

Jeffery A. Jenkins

Understanding Digital History

At Broadstreet, we occasionally sit down with other scholars to discuss their work.

Feb 3 •

January 2025

Infrastructures of Race? Colonial Indigenous Segregation and Contemporary Land Values

By Enrique de la Rosa Ramos (King’s College London; UK Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs), Guillermo Woo-Mora (Paris School of…

Jan 27

Broadstreet joins Substack and has a new Editorial Team!

We've been very busy over here at Broadstreet, and have some exciting new updates.

Jan 27 •

Broadstreet Moves to Substack!

Broadstreet is interdisciplinary blog dedicated to the study of historical political economy (HPE), and we have some exciting updates -- a move to…

Jan 12 •

Dr Alexandra (Ali) Cirone

October 2024

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