How much do you know about the forces that shaped welfare systems in Europe?

Why did different countries develop different models of social protection, and what role did efficiency, ideas, and risk play in this process?

“What Shaped Welfare: Efficiency, Ideas and Risk in European Economic History.”

The talk will address these questions by exploring the historical roots of European welfare systems, drawing on insights from the new edition of his book An Economic History of Europe.

This event is part of the EEBL Talk series.

Event location:
 Sala del Consiglio, Building B, School of Economics University of Rome Tor Vergata, Via Columbia 2, 00133 Roma

19 February, h 2:00 pm

All students are kindly asked to register replying to this email by February 10th.