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Professor Patrick Wallis specializes in early modern European economic and social history, with a focus on human capital and training, particularly apprenticeship. His research elucidates the role of apprenticeship in skill acquisition during the centuries leading to the Industrial Revolution, utilizing extensive collections of apprenticeship records and guild tax sources. His findings offer fresh insights into the dynamics of apprenticeship training and its contribution to structural transformations in productivity and economic growth in Britain and Europe. Wallis' notable publications include the forthcoming book 'Market Skill' and contributions to edited volumes such as 'Apprenticeship in Early Modern Europe'. His work discusses the evolution of healthcare systems in early modern England, marking a significant transition from community reliance to commercial medical practices. With a commitment to educating and mentoring students, Wallis engages undergraduates and public researchers in his active projects, enhancing understanding of historical economic and social transformations.
London School of Economics and Political Science • London, UK
Leads research in economic history and teaches undergraduate and postgraduate courses.
Standard English requirement applies to most programs in Geography, Anthropology, Sociology, and Media.