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Today's speaker is Ganesh Patel from Hebrew University of Jerusalem, co-authored with Arielle's Imran. The presentation focuses on the diffusion hypothesis of mass migration in Italy from 1876 to 1920, a period known as the age of mass migration. The paper explores the intersection of migration and economic history, with a particular emphasis on anchoring in history and addressing migration issues. Panelists, including Arielle, will be available to answer questions and engage in discussion. The seminar format allows for 45 minutes of presentation and 15 minutes of discussion, with opportunities for interruptions and questions from the moderator and panelists.