AMHP 27A06 - The History of American Capitalism

AMHP 27A06 · Spring semester 2025-2026

Language of tuition
English
Course type
Cours magistral
Number of hours
24
Credits
3 · 5

Information

Description

This lecture course offers a broad overview of American capitalism from colonial times up to the present. It introduces students to the economic transformation of America from a rural colonial outpost of the British Empire to the largest industrially developed economic power in the world. The course will consider the political, social, cultural, geographical, legal, moral, environmental, and technological dimensions of economic life – all together attempting to provide a total picture of the historical characteristics and dynamics of American capitalism. No prior course work in economics is either required or assumed.

Teaching units

Unit no.Unit type Teaching unitsTeachers Number of hoursCredits
58885Cours magistral The History of American Capitalism Remzi Çagatay ÇAKIRLAR, Jonathan LEVY243
59879Teaching assistant The History of American Capitalism Remzi Çagatay ÇAKIRLAR160
60871Cours magistral The History of American Capitalism Jonathan LEVY245

Teachers

  • Remzi Çagatay ÇAKIRLAR
  • Jonathan LEVY

In the curricula

Contacts and resources

Contact
GUIBORAT Célia