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Béatrice Dedinger

Béatrice Dedinger is an economic historian at the Centre d’histoire de Sciences Po (Paris). Her field of research is trade history and trade statistics. She has been working and publishing mainly on German trade history. Since 2004, she is the scientific coordinator of the RICardo project.

Posted byby Béatrice Dedinger
February 21, 2018

What does the history of global trade look like? The collaborative database RICardo opens up trade data to shed light on this question

RICardo (Research on International Commerce) is a project dedicated to trade between nations over a period spanning the beginning of the Industrial Revolution to the eve of the Second World…

Béatrice Dedinger

What does the history of global trade look like? The collaborative database RICardo opens up trade data to shed light on this question

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