Centre for Contemporary Business History and Society Events 2023
Events held by the Centre for Contemporary Business History and Society
Enterprising York: Histories of Business, Management and Society in a City of Heritage (link to CFP)
15-16 September 2023
Evaluating complex initiatives: opportunities and challenges in impact assessment.
Sebastian Galindo, University of Florida
13 July 2023
The Southern Road to Financialization: Regional Interstate Banking and the Transformation of American Finance, 1976-1994
Conrad Jacober, The John Hopkins University
26 June 2023
Limited Partnerships and the Genesis of the American Venture Capital Industry and All It Wrought
Dan Raff, The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, and the National Bureau of Economic Research
18 May 2023
Faith and Fear: America’s Relationship with War
Gregory Daddis, Director of the Center for War and Society, San Diego State University
18 May 2023
Private provision for private matters: the rise of private sexual health clinics in late 20th century Britain
David Rowe, University of York
27 April 2023
How to Think Historically About the Problem of Modern Slavery
Andrew Smith, University of Birmingham
18 April 2023
Journal of Management Studies, Special Issue PDW on Deglobalization and Management
18 April 2023
Women and martial arts: resistance, violence and organising
Carolyn Hunter, University of York
14 March 2023
Cultural Images of Work: A historical perspective on today’s dilemmas
Mark Learmonth, Nottingham Trent University
7 March 2023
A Government Guarantee for Banks: The Business-First Policies behind the American Student Debt and University Closure Crises
Elizabeth Tandy Shermer, Loyola University
9 March 2023
Tensions and Conflicts in the Creation of Organizational Memory in a Multinational Bank
Ian Jones, University of York
21 February 2023
Victorian cemetery companies and joint stock finance
Julie Rugg, University of York
13 February 2023
Spectral leadership: the hauntological impact of Margaret Thatcher on the 2022 Conservative Party leadership contest and the short premiership of Liz Truss
Simon Mollan, University of York
31 January 2023