President (2009)
Daniel Giedeman
Grand Valley State University
President-Elect
anice Traflet
Bucknell University
Vice-President for Membership
Jason Taylor, Central Michigan University
Vice-President for Marketing
Wade Shilts, Luther College
Secretary-Treasurer
Jari Eloranta
Appalachian State University
Editor
Lynne Pierson Doti
Chapman University (2008)
Associate Editor
Scott Dalrymple
Hartwick College
Associate Editor
Stephanie Crofton
High Point University
Associate Editor
Gene Pace
Claflin 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)
Cristina Moreira, Universidade do Minho (2011)
Past Presidents:
President and Program Chair
(2008)
Silvano Wueschner, Air University
President and Program Chair
(2007)
Roberto Mazzoleni
Hofstra University
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Organized in 1975, the Economic and Business Historical Society encourages interdisciplinary scholarship in the areas of business and economic history and the application of historical perspectives to current issues. The membership includes historians, economists, business professionals, social scientists, and others who share these common interests. Members are located throughout the United States, Canada, Western Europe, and the Far East. ANNUAL
CONFERENCES The Economic and Business Historical Society holds its three-day annual conference during late April. Members and friends are invited to attend and participate through presenting papers, entering into discussions on a wide range of topics and joining tours of business or historical sights in the area. A prominent part of each conference is the annual banquet held Friday evening of each conference. Each year a widely recognized speaker is invited to present the address. The annual meeting also provides an opportunity for friends to informally discuss topics pertinent to their shared interests. THE
SCOPE OF INTEREST The scope of interest of the Society is reflected by a sample of titles of papers presented at recent conferences:
“The Importance of
Democratization in Determining Central Government Spending, 1870-1938”
“When strong partnership
became hindrance to growth: An example from Indian Software Industry,
1984-2004” “The Evolution of Twelfth
Century Commercial Contracts in Genoese Trade” "Frank Vanderlip and the National City Bank During World War I" Priscilla Roberts, Hong Kong University, Hong Kong
“Can Politicians Speed Up Long-Term Technological Change?” Jochen Streb, Univ. of Heidelberg, Germany
"Internal Labour Markets in the Australian Banking Industry" Andrew Seltzer, Royal Holloway College
"Collusion in the Indian Jute Industry in the 1930s: Why did it not Work?" Bishnupriya Gupta, London School of Economics
"Ibn Khaldun and the Business Economy" Adil Mouhammed, University of Illinois at Springfield
"Financing Industrialization in Prewar China" Yeh-chien Wang, Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan
"A Business and Government Partnership on Post-War New Zealand: Fletchers, Construction, Forests and Paper" Astrid Baker, Massey University, New Zealand
"Protection Against Financial Crisis and Collapse? The Role of Regulation and Supervision. The Norwegian Case 1914-35" Sverre Knutsen, Norwegian School of Management, Norway
"Adjustments Prior to Long-term Stable Employment: Preconditions of the Japanese Employment System, 1945-49"
Jae-won Sun, Harvard
University
"The Ethical Challenge of Nazism: Industrialists and Bankers in Nazi Germany" Christopher Kopper, Universität Göttingen
“Lydia Pinkham in Canada: The Business and Culture of Patent Medicine Marketing, 1920- 1940.” Daniel Robinson, Univ. of Western Ontario
"Banks on Board: Banks in
German and American Corporate Governance, 1870-1914
Jeffrey" Fear, Harvard
University
CONFERENCE
SITES The society chooses conference sites that are generally accessible by air that offer cultural and sight-seeing opportunities and are geographically distributed.
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1976 Tempe, Arizona 1977 Denver, Colorado 1978 Denver, Colorado 1979 Los Angeles, California 1980 Billings, Montana 1981 Portland, Oregon 1982 St. Paul, Minnesota 1983 San Antonio, Texas 1984 Salt Lake City, Utah 1985 Chicago, Illinois 1986 Atlanta, Georgia 1987 San Francisco, California 1988 Toronto, Ontario, Canada 1989 Charleston, South Carolina 1990 Lexington, Kentucky 1991 Houston, Texas 1992 Seattle, Washington 1993 Nashville, Tennessee 1994 Santa Fe, New Mexico 1995 Boulder, Colorado 1996 Savannah, Georgia 1997 Richmond, Virginia 1998 Milwaukee, Wisconsin
1999 San Antonio, Texas
2001
Albany,
New York
2002 Chicago, Illinois 2003 Memphis, Tennessee 2004 Anaheim, California 2005 High Point, North Carolina 2008 Montgomery, Alabama 2009 Grand Rapids, Michigan 2010 Braha, Portugal 2011 Columbus, Ohio
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PUBLICATIONS Twice each year the Society distributes a newsletter to inform its members of the affairs of the Society. The Society also publishes Essays in Economic and Business History, a refereed journal that includes selected papers from each annual conference.
Presidents
of the Economic and Business Historical Society
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