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CfP: EREH Special Issue “Transport and history: pushing the frontiers of data, measurement, and outcomes” (deadline 1 novembre 2024)
Guest Editors: Dan Bogart and Carlo CiccarelliThe European Review of Economic History is pleased to announce a special issue on Transport and history: pushing the frontiers of data, measurement, and outcomes. The special issue aims at exploring recent trends in the quantity analysis of transport and history. It seeks to assemble papers in the field…
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CfP: Asia-Pacific Economic and Business History (APEBH) Conference 2025 (deadline 7 luglio 2024)
The next APEBH Conference will be held at Monash University (Caulfield Campus), Melbourne, Australia on 6-7 February 2025 Proposals for papers and sessions in the general fields of economic or business history should be sent to Lionel Frost (lionel.frost@monash.edu). Organisers welcome proposals for contributions on any topic in economic, social, and business history, including proposals…
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CfP: 5th Annual Meeting of the Scandinavian Society for Economic and Social History (deadline 15 giugno 2024)
On behalf of the Scandinavian Society for Economic and Social History and the Norwegian Economic and Business History Association, the Centre for Business History at BI Norwegian Business School welcomes to the fifth Annual Meeting of the Scandinavian Society for Economic and Social History. The meeting specifically invites papers, sessions and tracks on economic, business,…
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CfP: “Reconciling the irreconcilable: methods and techniques towards a European historical local population database” (deadline 17 maggio 2024)
Reasearch workshop, October 24-25, 2024, University of Valencia (Spain) The reconstruction of geographic granular evidence in historical perspective is a significant issue affecting several relevant streams of literature. Reconstructing homogenous statistical units at the municipal level allows for a deeper understanding of local dynamics, at least for population, which is the immediate economic proxy to…
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CfP: SITES-GLO 2024 Conference “Social Inclusion, Migration, and Global Inequalities” (deadline 15 maggio 2024)
The IX Annual Conference of SITES is organized jointly with the GLO Annual Conference in collaboration with the CRISEI Institute based at the Department of Business and Economics of the University of Naples Parthenope. It will be held at the University Parthenope, Naples (Italy) on 11-12-13 September 2024. Economic development is more often coupled and…
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CfP: Convegno AISU “Città e studenti. La residenza universitaria: cultura, spazi, eredità” (deadline 15 maggio 2024)
Il convegno AISU “Città e studenti. La residenza universitaria: cultura, spazi, eredità”, promosso dal Centro Interdipartimentale di Ricerca per il Paesaggio (CIRP) dell’Università Politecnica delle Marche e dall’Università degli Studi di Urbino Carlo Bo, si terrà ad Ancona e Urbino il 19-21 settembre 2024. Il convegno affronta temi che pongano al centro, in termini politici,…
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CfP: 9th IRHA Conference: “Railways and Environmental Sustainability” (deadline 31 maggio 2024)
The International Railway History Association (IRHA), together with the University of Siena, will hold a scientific conference in Siena (Italy), 7-10November. The title of the conference is Railways and Environmental Sustainability. A long-term view on a global scale from the origins of railways to the present. This is the first IRHA conference to be held…
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CfP: Business History Special Issue: “Chandler Redux? Looking Back to Move Forward” (deadline 1 maggio 2024)
The proposed special issue invites both empirical research and reflections that draw on and develop the rich legacy of Chandler’s work to help further innovative and impactful scholarship in business history. It aims to encourage researchers to (a) draw on the historical and comparative investigation of firms and industries to answer big questions about epochal…
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CfP : Business History Special Issue: “Globalisation, varieties of economic nationalism and big business: innovation, opportunities and longterm strategy, 1870-2022” (deadline 31 maggio 2024)
Globalisation as a historical process since the 19th century has been characterised by the reduction of geographic constraints and by the growing flow of goods, capital, people, and ideas across national borders. In a long-term perspective, the growth of trade and the integration of the global economy has indisputably been phenomenal. But at the same…
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XVII AISPE Conference “Regional Economic Integration and Multilateralism in Historical Perspective” (deadline 15 aprile 2024)
2024 marks the 80th anniversary of the Bretton Woods conference, where the foundations of a new international economic and monetary order were laid. Following the formal collapse of its regime between 1971 and 1973, a de facto hegemony of the US dollar replaced its de jure hegemony. This shift led to increasing global imbalances and…
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