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Present	Associate Professor, Bowling Green State University ‐ Department of History
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Articles (4)

Inequality, Living Standards and Growth: Two Centuries of Economic Development ...

Economic History Review (2020)

Ingrid Bleynat, Amilcar Challú and Paul Segal

Historical wage and incomes data are informative both as normative measures of living standards, and as indicators of patterns of ...

Ambigüedad y rebeldía en el tono económico de El Periquillo ...

Hispanic Journal (2017)

Amilcar Challú

Towards an Anthropometric History of Latin America in the Second ...

Economics & Human Biology (2016)

Amílcar E. Challú and Sergio Silva-Castañeda

We examine the evolution of adult female heights in twelve Latin American countries during the second half of the twentieth ...

Mexico’s Real Wages in the Age of the Great ...

Revista de Historia Económica (New Series) (2015)

Amilcar Challú

This study builds the first internationally comparable index of real wages for Mexico City bridging the eighteenth and the early ...

Mapping the Boston Poor: Inmates of the Boston Almshouse, 1795 ...

Journal of Interdisciplinary History (2013)

Ruth Wallis Herndon and Amilcar Challú

This article examines postrevolutionary Boston through evidence about its poorest inhabitants, those admitted to the town’s almshouse from 1795 to ...

Estatura Y Condiciones De Vida En Tiempos De Morelos

Amilcar Challú

¿Cuánto medía Morelos? ¿Un metro y medio? ¿Era de estatura media? Lo que implica fi nalmente preguntar: ¿cuál era la ...

Agricultural Crisis and Biological Well-Being in Mexico, 1730-1835

Historia Agraria (2009)

Amilcar Challú

The article examines how adverse climatic conditions and high food prices influenced the opportunities of peasants in pre-industrial Mexico between ...