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February 2025, Volume 67, Issue 2
- 305-317 Exploring business history of the Middle East and North Africa region
by Vijay Pereira & Yama Temouri & Shlomo Tarba & Neveen Abdelrehimd - 318-341 Reviving China’s global footprint along the Silk Roads and the ‘Belt and Road Initiative’: Chinese overseas industrial park in Egypt
by Yijun Xing & Yipeng Liu & Sir Cary L. Cooper & Demetris Vrontis - 342-363 Sovereignty and imperialism: International business, finance and the position of Sudan in the British empire
by Simon Mollan & Chris Corker - 364-394 Cosmopolitanism and its aftermath: The rise and fall of Greek and Turkish business in Alexandria
by Christine Bischoff & Mehmet Demirbag & Geoffrey Wood - 395-412 The institutional development of Islamic finance in the Middle East: A post-colonial comparative perspective
by Hussain G. Rammal & Vijay Pereira & Yama Temouri & Benjamin Laker & Shlomo Tarba & João J. Ferreira - 413-429 Organising through time: Paradox and history
by Stewart Clegg & Miguel Pina e Cunha & Charles Harvey & Mairi Maclean & Álvaro Ferreira da Silva - 430-465 Organizing long duration interdependence in Lloyd’s of London: Persistence in a part-whole paradox of organizing
by Wendy Kilminster & Paula Jarzabkowski & Alessandro Giudici - 466-495 Running on coffee: Paradox persistence in the US coffee industry, 1910–2020
by Andrea Tunarosa & Patrick Lê & Camille Pradies - 496-520 State-owned enterprises after the market turn: Hybridisation and the historical development of nested paradoxes in the case of Norway
by Ola Innset - 521-550 Strategizing on the riverbank: State-owned enterprises, paradoxes, and the success of Sberbank
by Christopher A. Hartwell & Vladimir Korovkin - 551-576 Introducing the inverted Icarus paradox in business history – Evidence from David and Goliath in the Swedish telecommunications industry 1981–1990
by Klas Eriksson & Erik Lakomaa & Rasmus Nykvist & Christian Sandström - 577-607 The strategic realignment of paradoxical family and business goals in family business: A rhetorical history perspective
by Lara Pecis & Bingbing Ge & Florian Bauer - 608-628 Structure and meaning in strategic paradoxes: Exploring historical context in the emergence of agrifood standards
by Shane Hamilton & Andrew C. Godley - 629-657 How do firms manage ethically-contested organisational paradoxes? Insights from two historical case studies of modern slavery
by Nicholas D. Wong & Andrew Smith & Allan Discua Cruz & Nicholas Burton & Elenia Charalambous - 658-659 Al servizio dell’Italia e del Papa. Le tante vite di Bernardino Nogara
by Giuseppe Telesca - 660-661 An economic history of British steam engines, 1774–1870, a study on technological diffusion
by James Fowler - 662-663 ANTi-History: Theorisation, Application, Critique and Dispersion
by Keshav Krishnamurty
January 2025, Volume 67, Issue 1
- 1-25 Women directors in Italy: 1913–2017
by Alberto Rinaldi & Giulia Tagliazucchi - 26-49 Rural merchants in the Early Modern Republic of Venice
by Edoardo Demo & Giulio Ongaro - 50-76 Risk management in prewar China: A study of rotating savings and credit associations (ROSCAs) in Qing dynasty and Republican-era Shanxi province
by Matthew Lowenstein - 77-104 International timber trade, merchants, and the business organisation of the sector: The role of Danzig and the southern ports of the Baltic Sea (1823–1913)
by Luciano Segreto - 105-125 Mercantilism from below? Swedish consuls and merchant networks between Naples and Stockholm in the mid eighteenth century
by Martin Almbjär & Alida Clemente - 126-146 Business, politics and the transition from war to peace: The Federation of British Industries, 1916-25
by Philip Ollerenshaw - 147-166 Early modern lighting of a main European Sea route: From private initiative to public control
by Finn Erhard Johannessen - 167-184 The professionalisation of the art trade in early nineteenth century London: Exploring the business model of Christie’s auction house
by Filip Vermeylen & Sandra van Ginhoven - 185-210 Passengers, citizens, customers: London transport transformed 1977–1987
by James Fowler & Roy Edwards - 211-238 The metamorphosis of China’s automotive industry (1953–2001): Inward internationalisation, technological transfers and the making of a post-socialist market
by Yuan Jia-Zheng & Carles Brasó Broggi - 239-267 The contribution of the Stephenson Company, engine manufacturers to the genesis of the British railway industry c.1823-1840
by Neveen Abdelrehim & Tom McGovern & Tom McLean & David Oldroyd & Thomas N. Tyson - 268-295 Economic freedom, financial development and the determinants of fraud and scandal: The United Kingdom, 1900–2010
by Steven Toms & Chieh Lin - 296-298 The emergence of modern hospital management and organisation in the world 1880s–1930s
by Donnacha Seán Lucey - 299-300 The opium business: A history of crime and capitalism in maritime China
by Stacie Kent - 301-302 New Directions in Organisational and Management History
by Gabrielle Durepos - 303-304 Cellular: An economic and business history of the international mobile-phone industry
by Juha-Antti Lamberg
November 2024, Volume 66, Issue 8
- 1923-1938 Taking stock and moving forward: What makes a contribution in business history?
by Stephanie Decker & Christina Lubinski & Niall G. MacKenzie & Nic Felton - 1939-1961 Business history and the resilience of regional economies
by Ramon Ramon-Muñoz & Marijn Molema & Emil Evenhuis - 1962-1982 Resilience and related variety: The role of family firms in an ocean-related Norwegian region
by Rolv Petter Amdam & Ove Bjarnar & Dag Magne Berge - 1983-2007 Regional resilience: Lessons from a historical analysis of the Emilia-Romagna Region in Italy
by Patrizio Bianchi & Raffaele Giardino & Sandrine Labory & Alberto Rinaldi & Giovanni Solinas - 2008-2033 Local meets global: resilience in Dutch and Taiwanese high-tech regions
by Mila Davids - 2034-2049 Companions to new pathways. Intermediary organisations and the resilience of the Frisian dairy industry, 1950–1970
by Ronald Plantinga - 2050-2071 Women in corporate networks: An introduction
by Stéphanie Ginalski & Erica Salvaj & Susie Pak & Lucy Taksa - 2072-2094 Good wives and corporate leaders: Duality in women’s access to Australia’s top company boards, 1910–2018
by Claire E. F. Wright - 2095-2122 Women may be climbing on board, but not in first class: A long-term study of the factors affecting women’s board participation in Argentina and Chile (1923–2010)
by Andrea Lluch & Erica Salvaj - 2123-2136 Women directors in corporate India, c. 1920–2019
by Chinmay Tumbe - 2137-2158 How women broke into the old boys’ corporate network in Switzerland
by Stéphanie Ginalski - 2159-2161 “Explorer les archives et écrire l‘Histoire. Autour de Roger Nougaret”, Hubert BONIN, Laure QUENNOUËLLE-CORRE (Eds.)
by Béatrice Touchelay - 2162-2164 Navigating nationalism in global enterprise: A century of Indo-German Business relations
by Michael Aldous - 2165-2166 Postcolonial transition and global business history: British multinational companies in Ghana and Nigeria
by Christina Lubinski
October 2024, Volume 66, Issue 7
- 1637-1667 The great expansion: The exceptional spread of bank branches in interwar France
by Emilie Bonhoure & Hadrien Clausse & Eric Monnet & Angelo Riva - 1668-1688 Engineer capitalism in the Danish business system
by Jeppe Nevers & Kristoffer Jensen & Morten Pedersen - 1689-1711 The origins of organisation: A trans-methodological approach to the historical analysis of preindustrial organisations
by Ioanna Iordanou - 1712-1734 Towards Americanisation and the corporate university in an elite business school: A leadership history of the Helsinki School of Economics/Aalto University School of Business, 1974–2022
by Henrikki Tikkanen - 1735-1757 The establishment of the Eurodollar market in Paris and the failure of regulation and reform, 1959–1964
by Ioan Achim Balaban - 1758-1784 Insights into the nature and dynamics of business power: The case of Credit Unions in 1960s Argentina
by Andrés Spognardi - 1785-1809 Crisis, criticisms, and damaged credibility: A case study of organisational trust repair by a Victorian joint-stock bank
by Alvin Chan & Carolyn Downs & James Taylor - 1810-1833 The role of projects in shaping businesses capabilities and structure since the 1960s
by Pål Nygaard & Trond Holmen Erlien & Tine Petersen Malonæs - 1834-1861 The entrepreneurial response to beer legalisation in 1933 prior to the end of Prohibition
by Jason E. Taylor & Eline Poelmans & Evan Hayne - 1862-1887 Banking elites and the transformation of capitalism in Switzerland: A prosopographic analysis (1890–2020)
by Pedro Araujo & Eric Davoine & Pierre-Yves Donzé - 1888-1915 Entrepreneurship as emancipation: Ruth Handler and the entrepreneurial process ‘in time’ and ‘over time’, 1930s–1980s
by Valeria Giacomin & Christina Lubinski - 1916-1917 Cyber and the City: Securing London’s Banks in the Computer Age
by Jeffrey Yost - 1918-1919 The Rise of Mass Advertising: Law, Enchantment, and the Cultural Boundaries of British Modernity
by Astrid Van den Bossche - 1920-1922 Hong Kong takes flight: Commercial aviation and the making of a global hub, 1930s-1998
by Peter E. Hamilton
August 2024, Volume 66, Issue 6
- 1313-1344 Interinstitutional shaping of retail innovation: The nineteenth century retail arcade
by Nicholas Alexander & Anne Marie Doherty - 1345-1372 Shipbuilding and early forms of modern management. Six months to rebuild the Ottoman fleet after the defeat at Lepanto
by Bulent Ari & Luca Zan - 1373-1393 The wings of Daedalus: The business and politics of the linen trade in late seventeenth-century England
by Edward Legon - 1394-1411 Reassessing the historical dynamics of European business associations: The genesis of UNICE, late 1940s to 1970s
by Yohann Morival - 1412-1441 Born of necessity: The introduction of convertible bonds in The Netherlands
by Abe de Jong & Florian Madertoner - 1442-1470 The establishment of banking supervision in Italy: an assessment (1926–1936)
by Marco Molteni & Dario Pellegrino - 1471-1495 Rethinking the role of planning and materiality in the Americanization of management education: The case of London Business School
by Matthew Hollow - 1496-1523 We will pay compensation from future profits: the nationalisation of foreign businesses in post-colonial Uganda
by Abel Ezeoha & Chibuike Uche - 1524-1551 Caught between outreach and sustainability: The rise and decline of Dutch credit unions
by Amaury De Vicq - 1552-1579 Bourdieusian capital conversion during crises of socio-political legitimacy: Sponsorship of the arts by Barclays Bank, 1972 to 1987
by Ian G. Jones & Nicholas D. Wong & Marta Herrero & Andrew Smith - 1580-1601 Forging new meanings of Europe. The cross-ideological logic of Western Business Interest Associations (BIAs) promoting trade with Mao’s China
by Valeria Zanier - 1602-1626 Foucault, governing and knowledge: Everyday diplomacy in Tata Steel, 1907–1925
by Alan McKinlay & Swapnesh Masrani & Eric Pezet - 1627-1629 The meddlers: Sovereignty, empire, and the birth of global economic governance
by Dan Smith - 1630-1631 A dissimulated trade. Northern European timber merchants in Seville (1574–1598)
by Iván Valdez-Bubnov - 1632-1634 Genoese entrepreneurship and the Asiento Slave Trade, 1650-1700
by Jorge Felipe-Gonzalez
July 2024, Volume 66, Issue 5
- 955-1000 Educating indigenous commercial executives. A business school in colonial context: The case of the Indochina Higher School of Commerce (1920–1932)
by Adrien Jean-Guy Passant - 1001-1027 Monopolist logic? Managing technology in the telecom sector during technological and regulatory change
by Christoffer Friedl & Erik Lakomaa - 1028-1049 Women entrepreneurs and family networks in Andalusia (Spain) during the second industrial revolution
by Juan A. Rubio-Mondejar & Josean Garrues-Irurzun - 1050-1081 Globalisation of a state-owned enterprise: A history of Japan Tobacco (1985–2014)
by Hitoshi Iwashita - 1082-1102 Unlocking dynamic capabilities in the Scotch whisky industry, 1945–present
by Niall G. MacKenzie & Andrew Perchard & David Mackay & George Burt - 1103-1125 Merchant networks and profits on merchant capital in the Mediterranean (Majorca, 18th century)
by Carles Manera & Antònia Morey & Andreu Seguí - 1126-1150 How stickiness to low-end markets leads to innovation: Co-evolution between Brother Industry Ltd. and Brother International Corp. USA, 1908–2000
by Yuki Nakajima & Motohiro Nakauchi - 1151-1186 Corporate restructuring in the telecommunications equipment industry: The case of Spain in the late twentieth century
by Ángel Calvo - 1187-1213 Managerial Failure in early Victorian Britain: Network and capital expansion during the Railway Mania
by Sean McCartney - 1214-1237 Women leaders in industry in nineteenth-century France: The case of Amélie de Dietrich
by Herrade Igersheim & Charlotte Le Chapelain - 1238-1258 Reading Chinese Australian enterprise through insolvency and bankruptcy files, 1857–1926
by Peter Gibson - 1259-1283 Caffeinated memories: The creation of historical narratives as public goods in the Colombian coffee industry
by Marcelo Bucheli & Luis Felipe Sáenz - 1284-1307 The evolution of genre: Systematic review of Polish corporate histories
by Tomasz Olejniczak & Anna Pikos - 1308-1309 Entrepreneurs and capitalism since Luther: rediscovering the moral economy
by Prescott C. Ensign - 1310-1311 Business, ethics and institutions: the evolution of Turkish capitalism in global perspectives
by Beyza Oba
May 2024, Volume 66, Issue 4
- 773-792 Revise and resubmit? Peer reviewing business historical research
by Christina Lubinski & Stephanie Decker & Niall MacKenzie - 793-795 Peer-to-peer, or peer pressure?
by Andrew Popp - 796-798 Revise and resubmit? Or conditional accept?
by Marian Iszatt-White - 799-801 Make peer review great (again?)
by Anders Ravn Sørensen - 802-806 Is peer review ripe for a revise and resubmit? – Academics might be less the party answering that question
by Dirk Lindebaum - 807-828 State finance, merchant stake, and foreign interests: The certificate system in the Chinese salt administration, 1912–1949
by Xiaoqun Xu & Yin Xu - 829-858 Gender and bankarization in Spain, 1949–1970
by Susana Martínez-Rodríguez & Bernardo Bátiz-Lazo - 859-883 Unbundling the brand: Differentiation and the law in the Brazilian South American tea industry
by Teresa da Silva Lopes & Bruna Dourado & Elizabeth Santos de Souza - 884-904 Servants of liquidation: The clerical staff at the First Debt Office in Sweden, c. 1719–1730
by Patrik Winton - 905-926 Invented market traditions: The marketing of Italian breakfast (1973–1996)
by Daniela Pirani - 927-949 Foreign direct investment policy, multinationals, and subsidiary entrepreneurship success and failure in post-war Scotland
by Ewan Gibbs - 950-951 Role of reinsurance in the world: case studies of eight countries
by Robin Pearson - 952-954 Review: Are we rich yet? The rise of mass investment culture in contemporary Britain
by Gavin Benke
April 2024, Volume 66, Issue 3
- 535-550 The grain trade and minorities in the early modern Italian Peninsula and beyond: An introduction
by Luca Andreoni & David Do Paço & Luca Mocarelli & Giulio Ongaro - 551-579 Grain trade in Early modern Mantua and Venice: The role of Ashkenazi and Italian Jews
by Marina Romani & Rachele Scuro - 580-597 Northern grain and the Flemish nation in Genoa: the structural consequences of a famine (1585–1616)
by Sofia Gullino - 598-624 Ragusan trade diaspora and the commerce of grain in sixteenth century: A network-institutional approach
by Dario Dell’Osa & Stella Lippolis - 625-652 ’A man of particular ability’: A Jewish-Genoese military contractor in the fiscal-military system
by Michael Martoccio - 653-671 Whatever the cost: Grain trade and the Genoese dominating minority in Sicily and Tabarka (16th-18th centuries)
by Antonio Iodice & Luisa Piccinno - 672-686 Practices, merchants and mercantilisms. Jews and the cereal trade in Trieste between Eastern Europe, the Po and the Mediterranean (18th century)
by Daniele Andreozzi - 687-708 A price for toleration: The role of grain in shaping business relations between nobles and Jews of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth
by Stefania Ecchia - 709-738 A ‘Magnificent’ military entrepreneur? The involvement of the Medici Bank in the arms trade (1482-1494)
by Fabrizio Antonio Ansani - 739-764 The hotel industry in Spain during the first half of the twentieth century, 1900–1959
by Mercedes Fernández-Paradas & Carlos Larrinaga - 765-766 Alun C Davies, the rise and decline of England’s watchmaking industry , 1550-1930 (New York and London: Routledge, 2022. pp xx + 394. £120)
by Chris Wrigley - 767-768 Richard Potter, Beatrice Webb’s Father and Corporate Capitalist, by Geoffrey Channon, Cambridge, Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2019, xv + 285 pp., illus., £61.99 (hardback), ISBN 1-5275-3106-6 (hardback), ISBN 1-5275-6467-3 (paperback), £25.99
by Tehreem Husain - 769-771 Companies and entrepreneurs in the history of Spain. Centuries long evolution in business since the 15th century
by Mar Cebrián
February 2024, Volume 66, Issue 2
- 347-363 Humanistic approaches to change: Entrepreneurship and transformation
by Christina Lubinski & R. Daniel Wadhwani & William B. Gartner & Renee Rottner - 364-385 Entrepreneurial imagination: Insights from construal level theory for historical entrepreneurship
by Hadar Ram & Valeria Giacomin & Cheryl Wakslak - 386-406 Imagined futures of sail and steam – The role of community in envisioning entrepreneurial ventures
by Morten Tinning - 407-436 Taxi Shanghai: Entrepreneurship and semi-colonial context
by Shuang L. Frost & Adam K. Frost - 437-454 Counternarrating entrepreneurship
by Ewald Kibler & Lauri Laine - 455-477 Indigenous entrepreneurship? Setting the record straight
by Rick Colbourne & Ana Maria Peredo & Irene Henriques - 478-509 Inter-firm convening and organisational power: How American multinationals mobilised the Venezuelan business community to adopt CSR practices, 1961–1967
by Rami Kaplan - 510-528 Distribution channels and growth strategies in Spanish insurance: from networks of agents to branch offices (1870–1940)
by Jerònia Pons Pons & Pablo Gutiérrez González - 529-530 Business history: a research overview
by Adam Nix - 531-532 The Blacketts. A Northern dynasty’s rise, crisis and redemption
by John F. Wilson - 533-534 Foreign banks and global finance in modern China: Banking on the Chinese frontier, 1870-1919
by Mary Bridges
January 2024, Volume 66, Issue 1
- 1-13 Margins and centres: Gender and feminism in business history
by Hannah Dean & Linda Perriton & Scott Taylor & Mary Yeager - 14-28 Feminist frustrations: The enduring neglect of a women’s business history and the opportunity for radical change
by Albert J. Mills & Kristin S. Williams - 29-58 Wealthy businesswomen, marriage and succession in eighteenth-century London
by Amy Louise Erickson - 59-75 “‘Le miracle et le mirage’: Beauty institutes and the making of modern french women”
by Holly Grout - 76-92 The game/s that men play: Male bonding in the Swedish business elite 1890–1960
by Therese Nordlund Edvinsson - 93-106 Take nothing for granted: Expanding the conversation about business, gender, and feminism
by Jennifer Aston & Hannah Barker & Gabrielle Durepos & Shenette Garrett-Scott & Peter James Hudson & Angel Kwolek-Folland & Hannah Dean & Linda Perriton & Scott Taylor & Mary Yeager - 107-135 How residues of deinstitutionalised practices persist over time: World Bank boundary work in development projects in Pakistan from the 1970s to the mid-2000s
by Amer Khan & Kyle Bruce - 136-156 A cinematic soap opera: The development of cinematography as an advertising and promotional tool in Lever Brothers Limited
by Jeannette Strickland - 157-180 The chemical brothers: Competition and the evolution of the board interlock network in the German chemical industry, 1950–2015
by Hubert Buch-Hansen & Anton Grau Larsen - 181-200 Selling ‘The World’s Favourite Airline’: British Airways’ privatisation and the motives behind it
by Adrian Cozmuta - 201-220 Public governance of private munitions businesses in regional Britain, the case of Wales, 1938 to 1945
by Leon Gooberman - 221-240 Surviving in a declining industry: a new entrepreneurial history of Nihonsakari since the 1970s
by Qing Xia & Pierre-Yves Donzé - 241-263 ‘We have a prodigious amount in common’. Reappraising Americanisation and circulation of knowledge in the interwar Nordic advertising industry
by Elin Åström Rudberg & Elina Kuorelahti - 264-286 Mastering the narrative and the dirty tricks of trade: The re-establishment of a Swedish bank in 1668
by Christopher Pihl - 287-310 An early form of European champions? Banking clubs between European integration and global banking (1960s–1990s)
by Alexis Drach - 311-339 Institutional biography and the institutionalization of a new organizational template: Building the global branded hotel chain
by Mairi Maclean & Charles Harvey & Roy Suddaby - 340-341 Industrial Clusters: Knowledge, Innovation Systems and Sustainability in the UK
by Emily Buchnea - 342-343 Deutsche Bank. The Global Bank, 1870-2020
by Hubert Bonin - 344-345 Against entrepreneurship: a critical examination
by Gerald Hanlon
November 2023, Volume 65, Issue 8
- 1275-1293 The 1950 transformation of the Turkish business system in terms of its basic dynamics: Expectations and results
by Umut Dağıstan - 1294-1312 Arabica or Robusta? Accounting for collective strategies within the coffee trade industry: the case of coffee merchants in Le Havre (France) between 1920 and 1954
by Marie-Laure Baron & Nathalie Aubourg - 1313-1340 The ‘wine revolution’ in the United States, 1960–1980: Narratives and category creation
by Ai Hisano & Nathaniel G. Chapman - 1341-1365 Success through failure? Four centuries of searching for Danish coal
by Kristin Ranestad & Paul Sharp - 1366-1389 Profiles of entrepreneurial success during two centuries. The case of Sweden, with comparisons to Italy
by Hans Sjögren & Fahmi Yusuf - 1390-1416 Continuity and discontinuity in the historical trajectory of the commercialising of cities: storying Stockholm 1900–2020
by Andrea Lucarelli & Cecilia Cassinger & Karin Ågren - 1417-1437 When GM met Austin: British and American variants of inter-war automobile mass production
by Peter Scott - 1438-1462 Surviving peace: Resilience and production decentralization in the Italian gun-making district, 1945–1970
by Riccardo Semeraro & José Antonio Miranda - 1463-1464 The British aircraft industry and American-led globalisation, 1943–1982
by Adrian Cozmuta - 1465-1466 Business History in Spain (19th and 20th Centuries)
by José L. García-Ruiz - 1467-1468 Dressing up: the women who influenced french fashion
by Alice Janssens
October 2023, Volume 65, Issue 7
- 1119-1136 Business history goes East: An introduction
by Vladimir Unkovski-Korica & Saša Vejzagić - 1137-1157 Persistent centralisation of decision-making in the age of industrial atomisation and self-management on the case of construction company Industrogradnja Zagreb (1966–1980)
by Saša Vejzagić - 1158-1176 Tensions between plan and market in a political factory in socialist Kosovo
by Pieter Troch - 1177-1193 Management of technological innovation: high tech R&D in the GDR
by Dolores L. Augustine - 1194-1208 Workers against technocrats: The failed economic reform and the rise of consumer socialism in the German Democratic Republic
by Eszter Bartha - 1209-1225 Entrepreneurs as saviours of socialism? The complicated relationship between East German state socialism and entrepreneurship
by Max Trecker - 1226-1241 Losing the global: (Re)building a Bosnian enterprise across transition
by Anna Calori - 1242-1274 Varieties of capitalism or variegated state capitalism? East Germany and Yugoslavia in comparative perspective
by Gareth Dale & Vladimir Unkovski-Korica
August 2023, Volume 65, Issue 6
- 935-958 British overseas railway investment and economic development: The Colombian National Railway Company and its impact on the Colombian interior
by Andrew Primmer - 959-982 The origins of the tools suppliers in the semiconductor industry
by Unni Pillai - 983-1004 Origins of disaster management: the British mine rescue system, c. 1900 to c. 1930
by John Singleton - 1005-1028 Soviet big business: The rise and fall of the state corporation Sovrybflot, 1965-1991
by Irina Yányshev-Nésterova - 1029-1047 Market maker? The Fantus Company and the making of a market for location in the United States
by Nicholas A. Phelps & Andrew M. Wood - 1048-1071 Using digital sources: the future of business history?
by Adam Nix & Stephanie Decker - 1072-1098 West Indies technologies in the East Indies: Imperial preference and sugar business in Bihar, 1800–1850s
by Karolina Hutková - 1099-1117 The decline of companies and voluntary organisations as infrastructure providers in nineteenth-century England
by Ian Webster
July 2023, Volume 65, Issue 5
- 787-802 Creating global capitalism: An introduction to commodity trading companies and the first global economy
by Marten Boon & Espen Storli - 803-820 From traders to planters: The evolving role and importance of trading companies in the 19th century Anglo-Indian Indigo trade
by Michael Aldous - 821-847 Foreign merchant businesses and the integration of the Black and Azov Seas of the Russian Empire into the First global economy
by Alexandra Papadopoulou - 848-862 Sourcing and shipping museum objects from East Africa to the Smithsonian, 1887–1891
by Amy Stambach - 863-879 Global trading companies in the commodity chain of rubber between 1890 and the 1920s
by Bastian Linneweh - 880-901 Mitsui Bussan and the Manchurian soybean trade: Geopolitics and economic strategies in China’s Northeast, ca. 1870s–1920s
by Hiromi Mizuno & Ines Prodöhl - 902-919 Branding and retail strategy in the condensed milk trade: Borden and Nestlé in East Asia, 1870–1929
by Thomas David DuBois - 920-934 Natural born merchants. The Hudson Bay Company, science and Canada’s final fur frontiers (1925–1931)
by Robrecht Declercq
May 2023, Volume 65, Issue 4
- 583-605 The shifting corporate culture in the financial services industry: Explaining the emergence of the ‘culture of greed’ in an Australian Financial Services Company
by Monica J. Keneley - 606-635 The development of the chartered financial analyst in the United States during the twentieth century
by Simon Hussain - 636-655 Bubbles in history
by William Quinn & John D. Turner - 656-678 From light touch to top management control: HSBC’s integration of its first two acquired subsidiaries 1960-1980
by Qing Lu & Steven Toms & Yingqi Wei - 679-698 Death on the stock exchange: The fate of the 1948 population of large UK quoted companies, 1948–2018
by G. Meeks & G. Whittington - 699-718 Banking on détente: Barclays, Paribas, and Société Générale in Poland, 1950s-1980s
by Emmanuel Mourlon-Druol - 719-739 The pitfalls of multinational banking: The case of Italian banks in Egypt before WWII
by Enrico Berbenni - 740-761 The paradox of scrap and the European steel industry’s loss of leadership (1950–1970)
by Pablo Díaz-Morlán & Miguel Á. Sáez-García - 762-786 German Capital and the development of the Spanish hotel industry (1950s-1990s): A tale of two strategic alliances
by Elena San Román & Nuria Puig & Águeda Gil-López
February 2023, Volume 65, Issue 2
- 217-234 The brokers of globalization: Towards a history of business associations in the international arena
by Pierre Eichenberger & Neil Rollings & Janick Marina Schaufelbuehl - 235-259 The development of transnational business associations during the twentieth century
by Neil Rollings - 260-283 ’A world parliament of business’? The International Chamber of Commerce and its presidents in the twentieth century
by Thomas David & Pierre Eichenberger - 284-301 Becoming the advocate for US-based multinationals: The United States Council of the International Chamber of Commerce, 1945–1974
by Janick Marina Schaufelbuehl - 302-328 Liberalisation or protectionism for the single market? European automakers and Japanese competition, 1985–1999
by Grace Ballor - 329-344 The Business Roundtable and the politics of U.S. manufacturing decline in the global 1970s
by Benjamin C. Waterhouse - 345-365 Let’s coordinate! The reinforcement of a ‘liberal bastion’ within European Industrial Federations, 1978-1987
by Sabine Pitteloud - 366-381 Fighting for a neoliberal Europe: Swiss business associations and the UNICE, 1970–1978
by Ludovic Iberg