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LEAP received Stellenbosch University’s interdisciplinary research award in October 2024. Prof. Sibusiso Moyo, Vice-Rector for Research, highlighted LEAP’s impact, noting its strong local relevance and global reach.

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Leonard Wantchekon ( Cloned )

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Lisa Martin successfully defended her dissertation – Life after Slavery – on 4 February in the Department of Economics.

Leonard Wantchekon

Karl Bergemann (PhD, History) graduates, March 2024. Read more about Karl’s journey here.

Former US archivist Hans Heese passed away on 18 March 2024. He was 79 years old.

Completion of the MOOC 10 auction roll series

ABOUT LEAP

Success depended on recruiting high-potential students and exposing them to the leading thinkers in African economic history and economic and social history more generally.

In the last five years, LEAP has grown from a handful of students to a group of more than 25 students, postdocs and faculty.

International collaborative partnerships are key to leveraging world-class research.

Creativity

Courage

Credibility

Collaboration

Compassion

With these exciting developments going on, the future of quantitative African economic and social history research looks promising.

Leonard Wantchekon ( Cloned )

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Lisa Martin successfully defended her dissertation – Life after Slavery – on 4 February in the Department of Economics.

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Karl Bergemann (PhD, History) graduates, March 2024. Read more about Karl’s journey here.

Former US archivist Hans Heese passed away on 18 March 2024. He was 79 years old.

Completion of the MOOC 10 auction roll series

ABOUT LEAP

Success depended on recruiting high-potential students and exposing them to the leading thinkers in African economic history and economic and social history more generally.

In the last five years, LEAP has grown from a handful of students to a group of more than 25 students, postdocs and faculty.

International collaborative partnerships are key to leveraging world-class research.

Creativity

Courage

Credibility

Collaboration

Compassion

With these exciting developments going on, the future of quantitative African economic and social history research looks promising.