Minutes of the 2002 Business Meeting

 

President (2010)       

Maria Cristina Moreira, Universidade do Minho

 

President-Elect 

Jason Taylor, Central Michigan University

 

Vice-President for Membership/ Marketing

Wade Shilts, Luther College

 

Secretary-Treasurer

Jari Eloranta

Appalachian State University

 

2010 Program Chair

Neil Forbes

Coventry University

 

Editor

Janice Traflet,  Bucknell University

 

Associate Editor

Scott Dalrymple

Hartwick College

 

Associate Editor

Stephanie Crofton

High Point University

 

Associate Editor

Neil Forbes

Coventry University

 

Associate Editor

Eric Benson, Cornerstone University

 

Trustee and Chair of the Trustees 

 

Jamie Stitt, High Point University2006)

 

Trustees

 

Eric Benson

Cornerstone University (2008)

 

Ranjit Dighe

SUNY-Oswego (2011)

 

Lary Malone, Hartwick College

 (2011)

 

Wade Shilts

Luther College (2011)

 

Duncan Connors

The University of Glasgow (2011)

 

Maria Cristina Moreira, Universidade do Minho (2011)

 

Luis G Dopico

Macrometrix

High Point, N.C.

 

Past Presidents:

President (2009)       

Daniel Giedeman

Grand Valley State University

 

President and Program Chair

(2008)/webmaster

Silvano Wueschner, Air University

 

President and Program Chair

(2007)

Roberto Mazzoleni

Hofstra University

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

THE 2010 EBHS CONFERENCE WILL TAKE PLACE IN BRAGA PORTUGAL MAY 27-29

 

2010 EBHS Conference

Braga, Portugal

Call For Papers

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2010 Conference Registration

 

 

 

The Economic and Business Historical Society (EBHS), established in 1975 promotes economic and business historical research and teaching at annual conferences where scholars open their research for discussion. Papers read at EBHS meetings may be offered for publication in the society's refereed journal Essays in Economic and Business History: The Journal of the Economic and Business Historical Society. Society members have a remarkable record for turning research first presented at EBHS sessions into scholarly books or contributions to edited volumes.

 

 

The Economic and Business Historical Society is unique among scholarly associations in the social sciences. Economic historians based in colleges of liberal arts affiliate with historical societies and those in business schools participate in economic history organizations. These disparate groups with common stakes in economic and business history mingle at EBHS forums with independent scholars who share similar interests; all broaden their base of knowledge in an environment of give and take as uncommon expectations collide with accepted dogma and participants sample ideas from diverse academic and nonacademic cultures. 

 

 

English is the language of EBHS meetings and publications. International scholars conversant in English are encouraged to participate in the functions of EBHS and to join the organization. 

 

 

The EBHS, a nonprofit organization financed solely through membership dues and fees, is open to scholars of economic and business history without regard to age, race, gender, physical disability, or national origin. As you browse the EBHS web site for a view of the workings of a distinctive community of scholars, remember that the Economic and Business Historical Society is open to both new participants and new ideas.

 

 

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