Over the Counter No. 53
Dear Subscribers to The Exchange,
In this issue of Over the Counter: New Issues in Academic Journals, Business Historians Digital Contributions, Readings and Resources from Across the Web, and Podcast Episodes of Interest.
No. 53 of Over the Counter also includes a link to the list of BHC 2020 prize winners and a link to the BHC new list of online resources on pandemics.
The latest issue of Business History Review is focused on Italy and the Origins of Capitalism (Vol. 94 Issue 1 - Spring 2020)
2020 Issues from Economic History Review:
The latest issue of the Australian Economic History Review is available online.
The latest articles (May) from the Scandinavian Economic History Review can be accessed here.
From the blog The Economic Historian (edited by Johnny Fulfer):
- Fight the Pandemic, Save the Economy: Lessons from the 1918 Flu
- How a Black Owned Bank Redefined Risk
- The Analogy Trap in Economic Policy
The latest posts in Hagley's Research and Collection News:
- Wells Fargo Wagon: Something Special Just for Me!
- Conservation at Home: What Are You Working on? An Interview With Myself
- And the first of Hagley's Hangout Series, History Hangout: Irving Shapiro And The Arab Boycott Presented By Dr. Roger Horowitz
An interesting article on the digital publication Canada's History: The World's Oldest Multinational
Challenges and change have always been part of Hudson’s Bay Company’s three-and-a-half-century history.
In the blog of the Economic History Society, some of the latest published posts are:
Female petitioners to the English East India Company, 1600-1753
The Great Depression as a saving glut.
Check the BHC website for an extensive list of readings on business and pandemics.
An interview with author Louis A. Pérez on his recent book Rice in the Time of Sugar: The Political Economy of Food in Cuba is available here.
