Directeur d’études (full professor) EHESS, Paris, Directeur de recherche
(Senior researcher) CNRS Paris, France.
Main fields of interest: comparative and global
labor history: Russia, Europe, the Indian Ocean, 17th–early 20th century;
comparative business and economic history, 18th–early 20th century. Current projects:
bondage and debt in the Indian Ocean, 17th–20th century; military market and
labor market, Muscovy, Mugal, and Inner Eurasia. Main books: L'économie en révolution.
Le cas russe,1870-1930, Albin Michel, "L'évolution de l'humanité", 1998; Histoire de la qualité alimentaire, 18e–20e siècles, Paris, Seuil, 2005; Rules of Exchange.
French Capitalism in Comparative Perspective, 18th–20th centuries, Cambridge
University Press, 2012; Bâtisseurs d’Empires. Russie, Inde et Chine à la
croisée des mondes. Paris, Raison d’agir, 2012.
Conrad’s Periple: Labor, Rights,
and Bondage in Eurasia
I am presenting my research
on labor constraints in Eurasia: Russian serfdom, Indian bondage, and European
labor. This will include a discussion of communal trends and local
specificities; freedom and unfreedom; stages in history (critics); backwardness
(critics).
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