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The history of U.S. financial crises is remarkably political. Wrote this brand-new overview with the wonderful Mark Rose, whom I met @TheBHCNews in 2019. #finhist @financialhist #econhist #twitterstorians https://t.co/k5gPnrYvSd
— Chris Nitschke (@nitschke_chris) July 2, 2021
New research on #corporategovernance and #mergers in the early #20thUS.
By Sally H. Clarke
Stress and Struggle inside International Harvester https://t.co/ZqEoRMV3Js— Business Hist. Conf. (@TheBHCNews) August 20, 2021
Louis Galambos on #entrepreneurship and #bureaucracy in #20thUS
Just published on E&S Vol 22(3)
The Entrepreneurial Culture and Bureaucracy in Twentieth-Century America https://t.co/qvCL7JHaLn— Business Hist. Conf. (@TheBHCNews) August 19, 2021
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This is such a great initiative,
and we would love to see it grow! https://t.co/P3u1PP1s1Z— Business Hist. Conf. (@TheBHCNews) August 19, 2021
We are pleased to announce the Call for Papers for the 2021-2022 Financial History Webinar Series! Please consider submitting a proposal at https://t.co/VaPYjeeXvd or via the QR Code below. Deadline September 3rd. pic.twitter.com/NSCSqbST7l
— Financial History Network (@financialhist) August 18, 2021
New article on #retail #convenience #gender #foodhistory and #marketing in the US.
By Margaret Weber@CambridgeUP
The Cult of Convenience: Marketing and Food in Postwar America https://t.co/kxHNvUQS1g— Business Hist. Conf. (@TheBHCNews) August 18, 2021
Available today from @SI_Invention series @MITPress: AMERICAN INDEPENDENT INVENTORS in an ERA of CORPORATE R&D! https://t.co/zCcWdk51Nd pic.twitter.com/nPNBE3JpqE
— Eric S. Hintz (@EricSHintz) August 17, 2021
