Arthur Lewis Lab for Comparative Development

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The Arthur Lewis Lab for Comparative Development is a newly established interdisciplinary research group at The University of Manchester, focusing on economic history and comparative development. The lab aims to advance cutting-edge research in economic growth and development, political economy, and cultural economics, with a particular emphasis on long-term historical perspectives. It aspires to become a leading centre for addressing significant questions in these fields, building upon the distinguished legacy of its association with the late Nobel laureate, Arthur Lewis.

The lab comprises members from various disciplines across the University, primarily from the Department of Economics, which serves as its base, as well as the Department of History and the Alliance Manchester Business School (AMBS). In addition, external affiliates are also involved in the lab's activities.

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University of Manchester
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