Nuno Pedro Gonçalves Palma
Sou professor associado no Departamento de Economia da Universidade de Manchester, investigador do ICS da Universidade de Lisboa e investigador afliliado do CEPR. Anteriormente, fui Professor Auxiliar no Departamento de Economia, Econometria e Finanças da Universidade de Groningen, e Max Weber Fellow na European University Institute. Sou formado pela Universidade de Lisboa e pela London School of Economics. Os meus principais interesses de investigação incluem história económica, macroeconomia e economia monetária, desenvolvimento e crescimento, e economia política.
Artigo em Revista
O'Brien, P. K.Palma, Nuno(2023)Not an ordinary bank but a great engine of state: The Bank of England and the British economy, 1694–1844Economic History Review Vol. 76, 1, pp.305-329(Published online 2 september)Online[Artigo em Revista]
Palma, NunoAlonso, M.Simon-Yarza, B.(2022)The value of political connections: evidence from China's anti-corruption campaignJournal of Institutional Economics Vol. 18 , 5, pp.785–805Online[Artigo em Revista]
Palma, NunoReis, J.Rodrigues, Lisbeth(2022)Historical gender discrimination does not explain comparative Western European development: Evidence from Portugal, 1300-1900Explorations in Economic History, art. 101481(Available online 5 November 2022)Online[Artigo em Revista]
Henriques, A. C.Palma, Nuno(2022)Comparative European Institutions and the Little Divergence, 1385-1800Journal of Economic Growth Vol. Published online 03 October 2022SpringerOnline[Artigo em Revista]
Palma, Nuno(2022)The real effects of monetary expansions: evidence from a large-scale historical experimentThe Review of Economic Studies Vol. 89, 3, pp.1593-1627Oxford University PressOnline[Artigo em Revista]
Palma, NunoReis, J.(2021)Can autocracy promote literacy? Evidence from a cultural alignment success story Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization Vol. 186, pp.412-436Online[Artigo em Revista]
Chen, Y.Palma, NunoWard, F.(2021)Reconstruction of the Spanish money supply, 1492–1810Explorations in Economic History Vol. 81, 101401 Online[Artigo em Revista]
Palma, NunoZhao, L.(2021)The Efficiency of the Chinese Silver Standard, 1920-1933Journal of Economic History Vol. 81, 3, pp.872-908Online[Artigo em Revista]
Palma, NunoPapadia, A.Pereira, T.Weller, L.(2021)Slavery and development in nineteenth century BrazilCapitalism: A Journal of History and Economics Vol. 2, 2, pp.372-426[Artigo em Revista]
Palma, Nuno(2020)Introduction to Special Issue on the Economic History of PortugalRevista de Historia Economica - Journal of Iberian and Latin American Economic History Vol. 38, 1, pp.7-10Online[Artigo em Revista]
Palma, Nuno(2020)Danger to the Old Lady of Threadneedle Street? The Bank Restriction Act and the regime shift to paper money, 1797-1821 European Review of Economic History Vol. 24, 2, pp.390-426Online[Artigo em Revista]
Palma, NunoReis, J.(2019) From Convergence to Divergence: Portuguese Economic GrowthThe Journal of Economic History Vol. 79, 2, pp.477-506[Artigo em Revista]
Palma, NunoReis, J.Zhang, M.(2019)Reconstruction of regional and national population using intermittent census-type data: The case of Portugal, 1527-1864Historical Methods: A Journal of Quantitative and Interdisciplinary History, Published online 30 Sep 2019Online[Artigo em Revista]
Freire Costa, LeonorPalma, NunoReis, J.(2015)The great escape? the contribution of the empire to Portugal's economic growth, 1500-1800European Review of Economic History Vol. 19, 1, pp.1-22. (Advanced online publication on 22, November, 2014)Oxford University PressOnline[Artigo em Revista]
Revista/Editor
Palma, Nuno(2020) Special Issue 1: Economic history of PortugalRevista de Historia Economica - Journal of Iberian and Latin American Economic History Vol. 38, 1Online[Revista/Editor]
Capítulo de Livro
Palma, Nuno(2020)American precious metals and their consequences for early modern Europe. In : Battilossi, S., Cassis, Y., Yago, K. (Eds.)Handbook of the history of money and currency, pp.363-382Springer SingaporeOnline[Capítulo de Livro]
Christ, G.Palma, NunoSmith, E.Velkar, A.(2020)How to read economic history sources quantitatively. In : G. Christ and P. Roessner (Eds.)History and Economic Life A Student’s Guide to Approaching Economic and Social History SourcesRoutledge[Capítulo de Livro]
Palma, Nuno(2020)Historical account books as a source for quantitative history. In : G. Christ and P. Roessner (Eds.)History and Economic Life A Student’s Guide to Approaching Economic and Social History SourcesRoutledge[Capítulo de Livro]
Working Paper
Alonso, M.Palma, NunoSimon-Yarza, B.(2021)The value of political connections: Evidence from China's Anti-Corruption CampaignCAGE working paper no. 558Online[Working Paper]
Reis, J.Palma, NunoZhang, M.(2017)Reconstruction of Regional and National Population using Intermittent Census - Type Data: The case of Portugal 1527-1864Maddison Project Working Papers WP8Online[Working Paper]
Palma, NunoReis, J.(2016)From convergence to divergence: Portuguese demography and economic growth, 1500-1850University of GroningenOnline[Working Paper]
Reis, J.Palma, NunoFreire Costa, Leonor(2013) The Great Escape? The Contribution of the Empire to Portugal's Economic Growth, 1500-1800Universidad Carlos III de Madrid[Working Paper]
Acta
Cardoso, J. L.Palma, Nuno(2009)The Science of Things Generally?, pp.387-402LSE, STICERD [Acta]
Cardoso, J. L.Palma, Nuno(2008)The science of things generally?, pp.389-404LSE, STICERD[Acta]
Outro
Palma, NunoReis, J.Zhang, M.(2019)Reconstruction of regional and national population using intermittent census-type data: The case of Portugal, 1527–1864Lund University School of Economics and ManagementOnline[Outro]
