Doctoral Colloquium 2020: Charlotte, NC [held remotely]

 

Due to COVID-19, the 2020 BHC Doctoral Colloquium in Business History was held remotely on June 8-9

 

   

Colloquium Participants

Student Liaison


Jacqueline Brandon

Princeton University

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Samuel Backer

Johns Hopkins University

Entertaining America: The Political Economy of Popular Culture, 1870-1920

Presenter


Noah Bender

University of California, Berkeley

European Shipping Companies and the World Migration Industry, 1870-1960

Presenter


John D'Amico

Yale University

What was a merchant house in Tokugawa Japan? The case of the Nakai Genzaemon

Presenter


Clint Hough

Florida International University

A Propensity to Truck, Barter, and Exchange: Florida Indian Traders

Presenter


James McElroy

University of Minnesota

Racial Segmentation and Market Segregation: The Late-Twentieth Century History of the American City Supermarket, 1960-1990

Presenter


Joshua Morrison

University of Virginia

Nineteenth-century American Commerce in the Indian Ocean

Presenter


Ellen Nye

Yale University

Presenter


Misty Kay Peñuelas

University of Oklahoma

To Draw a Warrant for the Same: The Rise and Fall of the Cherokee Fiscal-Monetary State in the Long Nineteenth Century

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Melanie Sheehan

University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

International Labor Federations and the Politics of Global Economic Transformation, 1944-1995

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Kwelina Thompson

Cornell University

Faculty


Edward Balleisen

Duke University

Faculty


Gustavo Del Angel

Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas (CIDE)

Faculty


Christina Lubinski

Copenhagen Business School and University of Southern California

Faculty


Susie Pak

St. John's University

Faculty


Neil Rollings

University of Glasgow

Student Liaison


Jacqueline Brandon

Princeton University

Presenter

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Samuel Backer

Johns Hopkins University

Entertaining America: The Political Economy of Popular Culture, 1870-1920

Presenter


Noah Bender

University of California, Berkeley

European Shipping Companies and the World Migration Industry, 1870-1960

Presenter


John D'Amico

Yale University

What was a merchant house in Tokugawa Japan? The case of the Nakai Genzaemon

Presenter


Clint Hough

Florida International University

A Propensity to Truck, Barter, and Exchange: Florida Indian Traders

Presenter


James McElroy

University of Minnesota

Racial Segmentation and Market Segregation: The Late-Twentieth Century History of the American City Supermarket, 1960-1990

Presenter


Joshua Morrison

University of Virginia

Nineteenth-century American Commerce in the Indian Ocean

Presenter


Ellen Nye

Yale University

Presenter


Misty Kay Peñuelas

University of Oklahoma

To Draw a Warrant for the Same: The Rise and Fall of the Cherokee Fiscal-Monetary State in the Long Nineteenth Century

Presenter

Blank Profile Picture

Melanie Sheehan

University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

International Labor Federations and the Politics of Global Economic Transformation, 1944-1995

Presenter

Blank Profile Picture

Kwelina Thompson

Cornell University

Faculty


Edward Balleisen

Duke University

Faculty


Gustavo Del Angel

Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas (CIDE)

Faculty


Christina Lubinski

Copenhagen Business School and University of Southern California

Faculty


Susie Pak

St. John's University

Faculty


Neil Rollings

University of Glasgow