The aim of my research is to study the long-term relationship between gender equality and economic growth. To do so, I rely on insights from sociologists, demographers, historians and anthropologists, even if my approach remains that of an economist specialized in cliometrics. As a main area of expertise, I focus on the iconic case of France – in a European comparative perspective – using transversal and longitudinal data, ranging from the 18th century.
My research is stimulated by a twofold motivation: on the one hand, the conviction that the understanding of comparative economic development today requires a global view of the entire process of development; on the other hand, that the promotion of gender equality and the economic and social empowerment of women is essential to achieve sustainable development.
“The Historical Gender Gap Index. A Longitudinal and Spatial Assessment of Sweden, 1870-1990”, (with T. Karlsson and J. Kok), Journal of Economic History, 83(4), pp. 943-980, 2023. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0022050723000359.
“Gender and the Long-run Development Process. A Survey of the Literature”, (with Y. Merouani), European Review of Economic History, 26(4), pp. 612-641, 2022. https://doi.org/10.1093/ereh/heac008.
“Une lecture cliométrique du développement de l’instruction primaire en France au XIXe siècle”, (with C. Diebolt and M. Jaoul-Grammare), Histoire de l’Éducation, 157, pp. 51-86, 2022.
“A Cliometric Model of Unified Growth. Gender Equality and Family Organization in the Long Run of History” (with C. Diebolt), in: C. Diebolt, S. Carmichael, S. Dilli, A. Rijpma, C. Störmer (Eds.): Cliometrics of the Family: Global Patterns and Their Impact on Diverging Development, Studies in Economic History, Editions Springer, 2019.
“Regional Patterns of Economic Development: France during the Industrialization” (with M. Benaim), in: C. Diebolt, S. Carmichael, S. Dilli, A. Rijpma, C. Störmer (Eds.): Cliometrics of the Family: Global Patterns and Their Impact on Diverging Development, Studies in Economic History, Editions Springer, 2019.
“Growth Theories” (with C. Diebolt), in: C. Diebolt, and M. Haupert, (Eds.): Handbook of Cliometrics, Editions Springer, Berlin, 2015, 2019, 2024.
Understanding Demographic Transitions - An Overview of French Historical Statistics (with C. Diebolt), Population Economics, Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 2017.
“The Geography of Industrial Efficiency in mid-19th Century France" (with R. Martino and F. Olland), XVIITH WEHC, Kyoto, 2015.
“Women Inventors: On the Origins of the Gender Patenting Gap”, Lund Papers in Economic History, No 255, 36 pages, 2024.
“French Female Wages and the Long Run of History”, European Historical Economic Society - EHES, Pisa, 2015.
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Seminar, WU University, Vienna, June 4 (Forthcoming).
Economic History Seminars, University of Zaragoza, May 22 (Forthcoming).
Workshop “Female Entrepreneurship in the long 20th Century”, Utrecht University, April 25-26 (Forthcoming).
Economic Seminar, University of Nantes, March 28 (Forthcoming).
15th Swedish Economic History Meeting, Lund, September 27-29.
European Historical Economics Society Conference, Vienna, September 1-2.
71st Annual Meeting of the French Economic Association, Paris, June 14-16.
Historical Demography Workshop, London School of Economics, February 23-24.
Workshop “Nineteenth century businesswomen. A retrospective glance at women entrepreneurship”, Lyon, December 8-9.
ESHET Summer School, University of Strasbourg, September 1.
XIX World Economic History Congress, Paris, July 25-29.
Journée d’étude « 50 ans du BETA », Campus Fonderie, Université de Haute-Alsace, June 3.
Higher Seminar in Economic History, University of Gothenburg, May 25.
Högre Seminarium, Uppsala University, December 6.
IFLAME Research Seminar, IÉSEG School of Management, December 2.
Economic History Seminar, University Carlos III of Madrid, November 18.
European Social Science History Conference, Leiden (online), March 24-27.
ASSA Meeting (Allied Social Science Associations), Economic History Association, Chicago (online), January 3-5.
12th BETA Workshop, Strasbourg (Co-organizer) – Postponed
Lund Seminar in Economic History, Lund, March 25.
11th BETA Workshop, Strasbourg, May 13-14 (Co-organizer)
Contact
Department of Economic History
School of Economics and Management
Box 7083, SE-22007 Lund, Sweden
Phone: +46 46 22 20 465
Email: faustine.perrin@ekh.lu.se