This course explores the major economic divergence observed in Europe from the mid-19th century, tracing its roots to the Industrial Revolution initiated in 18th-century England. It first aims to define the global spread of industrialization and its key drivers. Secondly, it examines why some regions failed to follow a similar path. The analysis is mainly grounded in Robert Allen’s thesis on the conditions enabling industrial take-off.
- Enseignant éditeur: Bianchini Victor
Chemin ROF:
/École d'économie de la Sorbonne/Licence 1ère-2ème année Economie - International track/Semestre 1 International Track/UE1 Approche analytique/Economic History
Chemin ROFid:
/02/UP1-PROG-02-L2B205-125/UP1-PROG-ELP-B105S125/UP1-C-ELP-B1E05125/UP1-C-ELP-B1050325
Code Apogée: B1050325
Composante: École d'économie de la Sorbonne
Semestre: 1
Niveau: L1
Niveau LMDA: Licences
Niveau année: 1
Composition: Cours magistral
Diplôme: Licence 1ère-2ème année Economie - International track
Domaine ROF: [Sciences économiques] Sciences économiques
Type ROF: [L2]
Nature ROF: [2] BAC+2
Cycle ROF: [1]
Rythme ROF: [Initiale] initiale
Langue: []
Mention: Economie
Approbateur proposé Id: 65670
Approbateur effectif Id: 65670
Date validation: mercredi 17 septembre 2025, 09:48
Url fixe: economichistory
