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
Presenter
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
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
Melanie Sheehan
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
International Labor Federations and the Politics of Global Economic Transformation, 1944-1995
