Mark Koyama
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Senior Fellow, F. A. Hayek Program for Advanced Study in Philosophy, Politics and EconomicsAssociate Professor of Economics, George Mason University
Mark Koyama is an associate professor of economics at George Mason University and a senior fellow with the F. A. Hayek Program for Advanced Study in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University. Professor Koyama earned his DPhil in economics from the University of Oxford. He previously lectured at the University of York and spent a year at the Political Theory Project at Brown University. He is interested in the origins of economic growth in pre-industrial Europe and his current research investigates the relationship between the rise of the state in early modern Europe and the industrial revolution.
View PDF of Curriculum Vitae.
For a current list of publications, view Mark's personal website.
Latest Work
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Analyzing the medieval church through an economic lens
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Economic History as a Progressive Science
- | F. A. Hayek Program F. A. Hayek Program
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Shipwrecked by rents
- | F. A. Hayek Program F. A. Hayek Program
- | Mercatus Original Podcasts Mercatus Original Podcasts
- | Hayek Program Podcast Hayek Program Podcast
"Freedoms Delayed" Book Panel
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Institutional Change
- | F. A. Hayek Program F. A. Hayek Program
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Resisting Education
- | Monetary Policy Monetary Policy
- | Mercatus Original Podcasts Mercatus Original Podcasts
- | Macro Musings Macro Musings
Mark Koyama on *How the World Became Rich: The Historical Origins of Economic Growth*
Geography, institutions, and culture are just a few of the key drivers that help explain economic growth throughout history.
- | F. A. Hayek Program F. A. Hayek Program
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Pandemics and cities: Evidence from the Black Death and the long-run
- | F. A. Hayek Program F. A. Hayek Program
- | Working Papers Working Papers
Magna Carta
- | F. A. Hayek Program F. A. Hayek Program
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The Fractured-Land Hypothesis
Latest Work
- | F. A. Hayek Program F. A. Hayek Program
- | Journal Articles Journal Articles
Analyzing the medieval church through an economic lens
- | F. A. Hayek Program F. A. Hayek Program
- | Journal Articles Journal Articles
Economic History as a Progressive Science
- | F. A. Hayek Program F. A. Hayek Program
- | Journal Articles Journal Articles
Shipwrecked by rents
- | F. A. Hayek Program F. A. Hayek Program
- | Mercatus Original Podcasts Mercatus Original Podcasts
- | Hayek Program Podcast Hayek Program Podcast
"Freedoms Delayed" Book Panel
- | F. A. Hayek Program F. A. Hayek Program
- | Journal Articles Journal Articles
Institutional Change
- | F. A. Hayek Program F. A. Hayek Program
- | Journal Articles Journal Articles
Resisting Education
- | Monetary Policy Monetary Policy
- | Mercatus Original Podcasts Mercatus Original Podcasts
- | Macro Musings Macro Musings
Mark Koyama on *How the World Became Rich: The Historical Origins of Economic Growth*
Geography, institutions, and culture are just a few of the key drivers that help explain economic growth throughout history.
- | F. A. Hayek Program F. A. Hayek Program
- | Journal Articles Journal Articles
Pandemics and cities: Evidence from the Black Death and the long-run
- | F. A. Hayek Program F. A. Hayek Program
- | Working Papers Working Papers
Magna Carta
- | F. A. Hayek Program F. A. Hayek Program
- | Journal Articles Journal Articles
The Fractured-Land Hypothesis
Latest Work
- | F. A. Hayek Program F. A. Hayek Program
- | Journal Articles Journal Articles
Analyzing the medieval church through an economic lens
- | F. A. Hayek Program F. A. Hayek Program
- | Journal Articles Journal Articles
Economic History as a Progressive Science
- | F. A. Hayek Program F. A. Hayek Program
- | Journal Articles Journal Articles
Shipwrecked by rents
- | F. A. Hayek Program F. A. Hayek Program
- | Journal Articles Journal Articles
Institutional Change
- | F. A. Hayek Program F. A. Hayek Program
- | Journal Articles Journal Articles
Resisting Education
- | F. A. Hayek Program F. A. Hayek Program
- | Journal Articles Journal Articles
Pandemics and cities: Evidence from the Black Death and the long-run
- | F. A. Hayek Program F. A. Hayek Program
- | Working Papers Working Papers
Magna Carta
- | F. A. Hayek Program F. A. Hayek Program
- | Journal Articles Journal Articles
The Fractured-Land Hypothesis
- | F. A. Hayek Program F. A. Hayek Program
- | Working Papers Working Papers
Feudal Political Economy
- | F. A. Hayek Program F. A. Hayek Program
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Introduction to the special issue on culture, institutions, and religion in economic history
Latest Work
- | F. A. Hayek Program F. A. Hayek Program
- | Mercatus Original Podcasts Mercatus Original Podcasts
- | Hayek Program Podcast Hayek Program Podcast
"Freedoms Delayed" Book Panel
- | Monetary Policy Monetary Policy
- | Mercatus Original Podcasts Mercatus Original Podcasts
- | Macro Musings Macro Musings
Mark Koyama on *How the World Became Rich: The Historical Origins of Economic Growth*
Geography, institutions, and culture are just a few of the key drivers that help explain economic growth throughout history.
- | F. A. Hayek Program F. A. Hayek Program
- | Mercatus Original Podcasts Mercatus Original Podcasts
- | Hayek Program Podcast Hayek Program Podcast
How the World Became Rich — Book Panel
- | Podcast Appearance Podcast Appearance
How the World Became Rich | New Books Network
- | F. A. Hayek Program F. A. Hayek Program
- | Mercatus Original Podcasts Mercatus Original Podcasts
- | Hayek Program Podcast Hayek Program Podcast
Mark Koyama and Noel Johnson on 'Persecution and Toleration'
- | F. A. Hayek Program F. A. Hayek Program
- | Podcast Appearance Podcast Appearance
State Capacity and the Rise of the Modern Nation State with Mark Koyama
- | Monetary Policy Monetary Policy
- | Mercatus Original Podcasts Mercatus Original Podcasts
- | Macro Musings Macro Musings
Mark Koyama on the Macroeconomics of Ancient Rome
Latest Work
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
The institutional foundations of anti-Semitism
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
A Nationalism Untethered to History
A Review of Yoram Hazony’s The Virtue of Nationalism