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CfP: EBHA Conference “Water, business & environment in the long-term: a matter of flux?” (deadline 12 gennaio 2025)

Historians have widely documented how businesses, industries and trades working on large and small scales have influenced human and planetary health and the environment. These impacts, both positively and negatively, were often mediated through the flows of water. On the one hand, businesses and trades played a key role in providing clean drinking water, thereby…
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CfP: Special issue call for Business History “Sustainability transitions in business history” (deadline 30 gennaio 2025)

Businesses today face unprecedented pressure to transform their operations in response to environmental crises, particularly climate change, and government policy. With the transformation of old and rise of new “green” industries, we are potentially witnessing what may be the most significant industrial transformation since World War II. While business history research exploring the role of…
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CfP: 50th Annual Economic and Business History Society Conference “Forging New Frontiers” (deadline 31 gennaio 2025)

May 29-31, 2025. Birmingham, Alabama The Economic and Business History Society (EBHS) is proud to announce its 50th annual conference, to be held in Birmingham, Alabama, on May 29-31, 2025. As we mark half a century of pioneering interdisciplinary research, we invite scholars to explore the theme of “Forging New Frontiers” in economic and business…
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CfP: WEHC 2025 Session: Profits, Dividends and Returns (deadline 31 ottobre 2024)

28 July – 1 August 2025, Lund, Sweden Inequality presents a formidable challenge to the sustainability of our societies. Currently, the top 10% globally commands 52% of total income. Notably, global wealth distribution appears even more imbalanced than income distribution. The top 10% holds a staggering 76% of total net wealth, inclusive of substantial financial…
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CfP: 50th Annual Economic and Business History Society Conference “Forging New Frontiers” (deadline 31 gennaio 2025)

The Economic and Business History Society (EBHS) is proud to announce its 50th annual conference, to be held in Birmingham, Alabama, on May 29-31, 2025. As we mark half a century of pioneering interdisciplinary research, we invite scholars to explore the theme of “Forging New Frontiers” in economic and business history. We welcome papers and…
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CfP: Business History Conference 2025 “The Business of Labor” (deadline 1 novembre 2024)

March 13-15, 2025 at the Crowne Plaza Midtown in Atlanta, Georgia In recent years, the role of labor in modern business has become increasingly difficult to ignore. The past year alone has witnessed the resurgence of unions in some countries and the rise of so-called “digital sweatshops” in others. Other developments – the disruption of global supply…
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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: 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…

