Jeremy Land

Postdoktor, University of Gothenburg, Visiting Researcher, University of Helsinki

Early America, Trade, International Trade, International Business, Transatlantic History, Financial history, central banking

I received my Ph.D. at Georgia State University in the department of History in 2019. I am most interested in economic and business history of the Atlantic World between roughly 1700-1850. I am currently a postdoctoral researcher in Economic History in the Department of Economy and Society in the School of Business, Economics, and Law at the University of Gothenburg. I serve as meetings coordinator for the Economic History Association, and am a trustee of the Economic and Business History Society. Currently, I am working in a project focusing on quantifying and analyzing smuggling in the early modern maritime economy.

Recent Conference Participation

2025 BHC meeting: Presenter, "Private Enterprise, Public Benefits: Colonial American Road Building and Global Markets"
2022 BHC Meeting : Presenter, "Currency, Credit, and Imperial Deficiencies: Colonial American Business Practices and Maritime Trade before Independence"
2020 BHC Meeting: Presenter, "A Regional Complex: Colonial Business Networks in Boston, New York, and Philadelphia"