Carlos Santiago-Caballero is Associate Professor at the Social Sciences Department ot Carlos III University of Madrid. He conducted his doctoral studies at London School of Economics under the supervision of Larry Epstein, Janet Hunter and Tim Leunig. He has published his work in scientific journals such as Explorations in Economic History or European Review of Economic History and publishers such as Routledge. His main lines of research are based on the study of inequality in the long term, agricultural economics, economic integration and climate changes in the past, most recently including fields such as measuring living standards or changes in the evolution of information costs.

Recent publications

• Carlos Santiago Caballero, "Income inequality in central Spain, 1690-1800", Explorations in Economic History, volumen 48, nº1, págs 83-96.2011.

• Carlos Santiago Caballero (with Alvarez-Nogal, C. and Prados de la Escosura, L), “Spanish Agriculture in the Little Divergence”, European Review of Economic History, Volume 20, Issue 4, November 2016, pp. 452-477.

• Carlos Santiago Caballero,"Trapped by nature: provincial grain yields in Spain in the mid eighteenth century", Revista de Historia Económica - Journal of Iberian and Latin American Economic History (New Series), Volume 31, Issue 03, December, pp. 359 - 386.

• Carlos Santiago Caballero, “The Rain in Spain? Climate versus Urban Demand as Causes of Agricultural Stagnation in Eighteenth Century Spain", European Review of Economic History, 17, pp. 452-470.

CONTACT
Phone: +34 91 624 89 25
E-mail: carlos.santiago@uc3m.es
Office: 18.2.C12 Edificio Carmen Martín Gaite