The History of Now

Fighting the Pox in 18th-Century London, with Simon Szreter

10/07/2020

Invisible Allies: Epidemic Disease in Conquest-era Latin America', with Gabriela Ramos

31/05/2020

Pandemic Afterlives: Medieval and Modern with Miri Rubin

27/05/2020

Revisiting the Spanish Flu Pandemic of 1918, with Laura Spinney

22/05/2020

Pandemic science and the history of animal-human encounters, with Sujit Sivasundaram

07/05/2020

America's Government Confronts COVID-19', with Gary Gerstle

01/05/2020

Plague in the Ottoman Empire, with Nükhet Varlık

29/04/2020

Yellow Fever and Immunocapital in Antebellum New Orleans, with Kathryn Olivarius

27/04/2020

a class="external-link" href="https://anchor.fm/economics-of-coronavirus/embed/episodes/Women-and-Epidemic-Disease-in-Early-America-with-Sarah-Pearsall-ect80m" target="_blank" title="">Women and Epidemic Disease in Early America with Sarah Pearsall

17/04/2020

The Bombay Plague Epidemic of 1896 and Modern Indian Politics with Shruti Kapila

a class="external-link" href="https://anchor.fm/economics-of-coronavirus/embed/episodes/The-Meaning-of-Pestilence-How-Humans-have-Made-Sense-of-Epidemic-Disease--with-Jonathan-Lamb-ecmtv1" target="_blank" title="">The Meaning of Pestilence: How Humans have Made Sense of Epidemic Disease? with Jonathan Lamb

14/04/2020

Quarantine, Lockdown, Isolation: The Plague in 17th-century Venice and Florence with Jane Stevens Crawshaw and John Henderson

11/04/2020

Quarantine, Lockdowns and Income Subsidies: Coping with Epidemic Disease in Early Modern England

06/04/2020

Contagion and the State: Epidemic Disease and the Social Contract

30/03/2020

England confronts a pandemic: the Black Death of 1347-51

27/03/2020

Economics of coronavirus

25/03/2020