Lindsay Schakenbach Regele
Lindsay Schakenbach Regele teaches classes on U.S. history and the history of capitalism at Miami University, Ohio. Her research focuses on early national U.S. political economy, particularly the intersection of federal executive power and business. Her book Manufacturing Advantage: War, the State, and the Origins of American Industry, 1776-1848 examines the development of the arms and textile industries in the context of national security aims, and was published by Johns Hopkins University Press in 2019. She is currently finishing a book on Joel Roberts Poinsett, which is under contract with Chicago University Press. She received her PhD from Brown University in 2015.
Service to the BHC
Board of Trustees 2026 - 2029
Kerr Prize Committee 2018 - 2021 [Chair 2020 - 2021] Co-Chair
Recent Conference Participation
| 2025 BHC meeting:
Presenter, "Confidence Women: The Role of Dance Fitness Entrepreneurs and Workers in Multi-Level Marketing History"
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| 2024 BHC Meeting:
Presenter, Roundtable Presentation
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| 2022 BHC Meeting :
Presenter, "The Disruption of the Nullification Crisis: A Reassessment"
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| 2020 BHC Meeting:
Presenter, "The U.S. Arms Trade in the Age of Latin American Revolutions, 1815-1825"
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