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Adoracion Alvaro-Moya
Associate Professor of Economic History, CUNEF University (Spain) (Bio)
International Business, Foreign Direct Investment, Multinational Corporations, Spain, entrepreneurship

Elin Åström Rudberg
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Stockholm University, Dept. of economic history and international relations (Bio)
history of advertising and consumer culture, Business and Culture, Business History, Market Regulation, Advertising and Marketing Industries, Europe, Modern, European Common Market, neoliberalism, entrepreneurship

Ihsan Beezer
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Rutgers Business School (Bio)
African-American Management History, African-American History, Black Business, History of U.S. Entrepreneurship, entrepreneurship, Entrepreneurial History, Business-Government Relations, Business and Economic History, Brazil, 1850s-1940s
@IhsanBeezer
Lauren Eaton
Copenhagen Business School (Bio)
entrepreneurship, Business History, Management, Management History, Capitalism, Twentieth Century

Jeremy Goodwin
Cornell University (Bio)
20th c. US., History of Capitalism, cultural/intellectual history, political history, entrepreneurship

Andrew Popp
Copenhagen Business School (Bio)
family business, entrepreneurship
@andrewpopp6
Beatriz Rodriguez-Satizabal
Assistant Professor (Bio)
Business History, Business Groups, Evolution of the Firm, entrepreneurship, Latin America
@berodsat
Holly Swenson
Northwestern University (Bio)
business and consumption, media, entertainment, entrepreneurship

Nicole Taylor
Ted Rogers School of Management (Bio)
gender and work, Auto Industry, entrepreneurship, Business History

Javier Vidal
Professor Economic and Business History, University of Alicante, Spain. Deputy Director Institute of Latin American Social Studies (Bio)
Economic and Business History, Latin American business history, Transportation, entrepreneurship, Railways, family business
@Jvidalolivares