GABRIELE CAPPELLI | ECONOMIC HISTORY | UNIVERSITY OF SIENA
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​WORKING PAPERS
  1. F. Beltrán Tapia, and G. Cappelli (2021). "Were there missing girls in Liberal Italy? Evidence from a new dataset, 1861 – 1921." Working paper. 
  2. G. Cappelli and Johannes Westberg (2021). "The determinants of primary-school teachers’ wages across Swedish counties in c. 1890: new evidence from micro data." Working paper. 
  3. G. Cappelli, L. Ridolfi, M. Vasta and J. Westberg (2021). "Human capital in Europe, 1830s – 1930s: towards a new spatial dataset." Working paper. 
  4. G. Cappelli, L. Ridolfi and M. Vasta (2021). "Pupils today, astronauts tomorrow? The impact of Italy’s 1962 school Reform on human capital accumulation." Submitted. 
  5. G. Cappelli and M. Bozzano (2020). "Whither education? The long shadow of pre-unification school systems into Italy’s Liberal Age (1861 – 1911)." R&R at the Journal of Economic History.
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 PROJECTS
  1. The political economy of primary-education state funding: France and Italy in the late 19th century (with Francesco Maccelli)
  2. Primary schooling, technical education and economic growth across European regions (1870 - 1950) (with Maria José Fuentes Vasquez)
  3. Human capital, real wages, innovation and the performance of Italy's firms (1861 - 1951) 
  4. Long-term human capital accumulation: the impact of Italy's occupation of Ethiopia (with J. Baten and M. Vasta)
  5. Pull and push factors of migration from Italy to Brazil: new evidence based on regional data c. 1900 (with B. Witzel de Souza)
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  • Profile
  • Publications
  • Working papers & projects
  • Teaching
  • Grants
  • Past & future talks
  • Contact
  • Curriculum Vitae
  • Industrial History Review