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2010, Volume 52, Issue 2
- 356-358 The ascent of money: a financial history of the world
by Elif Cepni
2010, Volume 52, Issue 1
- 1-16 New directions in business history: Themes, approaches and opportunities
by John Walton - 17-42 A mark of distinction: Branding and trade mark law in the UK from the 1860s
by John Mercer - 43-61 Did royalties really impact on profits to the extent that coal companies believed? A case study of the Denbighshire Coalfield, 1870-1914
by Bethan Lloyd Jones - 62-73 Revisiting Hanyeping Company (1889-1908): A case study of China's early industrialisation and corporate history
by Yun Liu - 74-99 Consumers as risk takers: Evidence from the film industry during the 1930s
by John Sedgwick & Michael Pokorny - 100-119 Unsuccessful responses to quality uncertainty: Brands in Spain's sherry industry, 1920-1990
by Eva Fernandez - 120-149 Inter-firm R&D networks in the global software industry: An overview of major trends and patterns
by Myriam Cloodt & John Hagedoorn & Nadine Roijakkers - 150-168 Learning the business of banking: The management of the Bank of England's first tellers
by Anne Murphy - 169-185 The family silver, business efficiency and the City, 1970-1987
by Robert Millward - 186-186 22nd ABHRU Conference Call for Papers
by Marcia Annisette
2009, Volume 51, Issue 6
- 801-816 Business and the limited reconstruction of industrial relations in the UK in the 1970s
by Jim Phillips - 817-834 Risk and risk management in the Liverpool slave trade
by Sheryllynne Haggerty - 835-853 Cooperation between business associations and the government in the Korean cotton industry, 1950-70
by Sub Park - 854-874 Avoiding toxic assets and ensuring bank stability: English commercial bank investments, 1880-1910
by Mae Baker & Caroline Eadsforth & Michael Collins - 875-906 Serious cartel conduct, criminalisation and evidentiary standards: Lessons from the Coal Vend case of 1911 in Australia
by Martin Shanahan & David Round - 907-926 Bond markets and banks in inter-war Japan
by Makoto Kasuya - 927-958 Entrepreneurial leadership in the Meiji cotton spinners' early conceptualisation of global competition
by Eugene Choi - 959-960 British conservatism and trade unionism, 1945-1964
by Neil Rollings - 960-962 A fair day's wage for a fair day's work? Sweated labour and the origins of minimum wage legislation in Britain
by Clare Rose - 962-963 The Soviet dream world of retail trade and consumption in the 1930s
by Melanie Ilic - 963-965 Industry and modernism: companies, architecture, and identity in the Nordic and Baltic countries during the high-industrial period
by Lesley Whitworth - 965-966 The Puritan gift: reclaiming the American dream amidst global financial chaos
by John Wilson - 966-968 American consumer society, 1865-2005: from hearth to HDTV
by Vicki Howard - 968-969 Bankruptcy to billions: how the Indian railways transformed
by Terry Gourvish - 970-971 Shanghai splendor: economic sentiments and the making of modern China, 1843-1949
by Elisabeth Koll - 971-973 The globalization of corporate governance
by Alan Rugman - 973-973 Globalization's limits: conflicting national interests in trade and finance
by Alan Rugman - 973-975 The invisible hook: the hidden economics of pirates
by Mark Roodhouse - 975-977 The genesis of macroeconomics: new ideas from Sir William Petty to Henry Thornton
by Gordon Fletcher - 977-978 Spirituality and corporate social responsibility: interpenetrating worlds
by Alistair Mutch - 978-980 The globalization of retailing: volumes I and II
by Steve Wood
2009, Volume 51, Issue 5
- 645-648 Transactions and interactions - the flow of goods, services and information
by Harm Schroter - 649-667 Memory and learning: Selecting users in the port of Rotterdam, 1883-1900
by Hugo van Driel & Irma Bogenrieder - 668-690 Absorptive capacity, knowledge circulation and coal cleaning innovation: The Netherlands in the 1930s
by Mila Davids & Sue-Yen Tjong Tjin Tai - 691-711 Escape from 'Safehaven': The case of Christiani & Nielsen's blacklisting in 1944
by Steen Andersen - 712-733 Global lobbies for a global economy: The creation of the Spanish Institute of Family Firms in international perspective
by Paloma Fernandez Perez & Nuria Puig - 734-753 From 'peculiar stores' to 'a new way of thinking': Discussions on self-service in Swedish trade journals, 1935-1955
by Fredrik Sandgren - 754-769 How cartels stimulate innovation and R&D: Swiss cable firms, innovation and the cartel question
by Alain Cortat - 770-786 Vernon's product life cycle and maritime innovation: Specialised shipping in Bergen, Norway, 1970-1987
by Stig Tenold - 787-788 Buying for the home: shopping for the domestic from the seventeenth century to the present
by Catherine Casson - 788-789 The manager's tale: stories of managerial identity
by Jean Clarke - 789-791 Aspects of independent Romania's economic history with particular reference to transition for EU accession
by Agnes Pogany - 791-793 Finance and modernization: a transnational and transcontinental perspective for the nineteenth and twentieth centuries
by Ranald Michie - 793-794 Mining tycoons in the age of empire, 1870-1945: entrepreneurship, high finance, politics and territorial expansion
by Christopher Schmitz - 794-795 Capitalizing on change: a social history of American business
by William Hausman - 795-797 The day Wall Street exploded: a story of America in its first age of terror
by Chad Pearson - 797-799 Inside the Fed: monetary policy and its management, Martin through Greenspan to Bernanke
by Robert Wright - 799-800 Power struggles: scientific authority and the creation of practical electricity before Edison
by Graeme Gooday
2009, Volume 51, Issue 4
- 501-528 'What the electorate can be expected to swallow': Nationalisation, transnationalism and the shifting boundaries of the state in post-war Britain
by Glen O'Hara - 529-546 Collaboration - a competitor's tool: The story of Centocor, an entrepreneurial biotechnology company
by Lara Vivienne Marks - 547-568 The restructuring of the Spanish integrated steel industry in the European panorama (1971-86): A lost opportunity
by Pablo Diaz-Morlan & Antonio Escudero & Miguel Saez - 569-601 No need for governance? The impact of corporate governance on valuation, performance and survival of German banks during the 1870s
by Carsten Burhop - 602-621 Knowing the shape of demand: Britain's exports of ponchos to the Southern Cone, c. 1810s-70s
by Manuel Llorca-Jana - 622-624 British Railways, 1997-2005: Labour's strategic experiment
by Chris Nash - 624-626 The empire in one city?: Liverpool's inconvenient imperial past
by J. Forbes Munro - 626-627 Credit and community: working-class debt in the UK since 1880
by John Benson - 627-628 Good money. Birmingham button makers, the Royal Mint and the beginnings of modern coinage, 1775-1821
by Francesca Carnevali - 628-630 Labour unionism in the financial services sector: fighting for rights and representation
by Andrew Seltzer - 630-631 The business, life and letters of Frederick Cornes: aspects of the evolution of commerce in modern Japan, 1861-1910
by Nicholas White - 631-633 Invisible hands: the making of the Conservative movement from the New Deal to Reagan
by Chad Pearson - 633-635 Horse trading in the age of cars. Men in the marketplace
by Margaret Walsh - 635-636 Global electrification: multinational enterprise and international finance in the history of light and power, 1878-2007
by Howard Cox - 637-638 Centres and peripheries in banking: the historical development of financial markets
by Bernardo Batiz-Lazo - 638-639 Merchants, traders, entrepreneurs: Indian business in the colonial era
by Anthony Webster - 640-641 Pathways to the present: U.S. development and its consequences in the Pacific
by Jane Yamashiro - 641-642 Premodern trade in world history
by Kent Deng - 642-644 Taking place: the spatial contexts of science, technology and business
by Sally Horrocks
2009, Volume 51, Issue 3
- 307-333 Business history and international business
by Peter Buckley - 334-363 Multinational enterprise in insurance: An historical overview
by Mira Wilkins - 364-382 Siegmund Warburg, the City of London and the financial roots of European integration
by Niall Ferguson - 383-400 Revisiting the psychic distance paradox: International retailing in China in the long run (1840-2005)
by Haiming Hang & Andrew Godley - 401-425 The multinational enterprise and subsidiary evolution: Scotland since 1945
by Pavlos Dimitratos & Ioanna Liouka & Duncan Ross & Stephen Young - 426-444 Resolving the global efficiency versus local adaptability dilemma: US film multinationals in their largest foreign market in the 1930s and 1940s
by Peter Miskell - 445-461 The internationalisation process theory and the internationalisation of Norwegian firms, 1945 to 1980
by Rolv Petter Amdam - 462-483 A silent revolution: The internationalisation of large Spanish family firms
by Nuria Puig & Paloma Fernandez Perez - 484-500 British overseas railways as free-standing companies, 1900-1915
by David Boughey
2009, Volume 51, Issue 2
- 143-156 Business history as history
by Franco Amatori - 157-180 'Parasitic invasions' or sources of good governance: Constraining foreign competition in Hong Kong banking, 1965-81
by Catherine Schenk - 181-201 Between the firm and the market: An international comparison of the commercial structures of the cotton industry (1820-1939)
by Marc Prat - 202-221 Supply Chain Management: Unheard of in the 1970s, core to today's company
by Rafaela Alfalla-Luque & Carmen Medina-Lopez - 222-247 Transactions, standardisation and competition: Establishing uniform sizes in the British wire industry c.1880
by Aashish Velkar - 248-267 Organisational capabilities and the role of routines in the emergence of a modern life insurer: The story of the AMP
by M. J. Keneley - 268-291 Information, quality and legal rules: Wine adulteration in nineteenth century France
by Alessandro Stanziani - 292-294 The Oxford handbook of business history
by Michael Rowlinson - 295-296 Social capital, trust and the Industrial Revolution, 1780-1880
by Andrew Popp - 296-298 Friends of the unrighteous mammon: Northern Christians and market capitalism, 1815-1860
by Alistair Mutch - 298-300 Innovation corrupted: the origins and legacy of Enron's collapse
by James Taylor - 300-301 Plantation Jamaica 1750-1850: capital control in a colonial economy
by Marcelo Bucheli - 302-303 Managing the embedded multinational: a business network view
by Anna Spadavecchia - 303-306 The corporate eye: photography and the rationalization of American commercial culture, 1884-1929
by Stefan Schwarzkopf
2009, Volume 51, Issue 1
- 1-27 Emergence and evolution of ATM networks in the UK, 1967-2000
by Bernardo Batiz-Lazo - 28-44 Facilitating and restricting a challenger: Patents and standards in the development of the Bull-Knutsen punched card system, 1919-1938
by Lars Heide - 45-58 Managerial strategies in canning industries: A case study of early twentieth century Portugal
by Maria Eugenia Mata - 59-76 Development of a mature securities market in Montreal from 1817 to 1874
by David McKeagan - 77-99 The origins of business groups in China: An empirical testing of the three paths and the three theories
by Keun Lee & Xuehua Jin - 100-121 A strategy of seduction? The role of commercial advertisements in the eighteenth-century retailing business of Antwerp
by Dries Lyna & Ilja Van Damme - 122-125 Review Essay
by Michael Heller - 126-127 Estates, enterprise and investment at the dawn of the Industrial Revolution: estate management and accounting in the North-East of England, c.1700-1780
by Lisa Jack - 127-129 The nineteenth-century child and consumer culture
by Laura Ugolini - 129-130 William Crookes (1832-1919) and the commercialization of science
by Colin Hempstead - 131-133 Revista de la historia de la economia y de la empresa. No. 2: Historia empresarial Espanola
by Javier Fernandez-Roca - 133-134 Economies of representation, 1790-2000: colonialism and commerce
by Valerie Johnson - 135-136 A Weberian analysis of business groups and financial markets
by Mark Casson - 136-137 International entrepreneurship in family businesses
by Paloma Fernandez Perez - 138-139 Privatisation: successes and failures
by Robert Millward - 139-141 Understanding technological innovation: a socio-technical approach
by Paul Israel
2008, Volume 50, Issue 6
- 685-694 Putting social capital to work
by Pamela Walker Laird - 695-713 Nationalism, social capital and economic empowerment: SANLAM and the economic upliftment of the Afrikaner people, 1918-1960
by Grietjie Verhoef - 714-727 Religion, social capital and business bankruptcy in the United States, 1921-1932
by Bradley Hansen & Mary Eschelbach Hansen - 728-748 'A knavish people…': London Jewry and the stock market during the South Sea Bubble
by Ann Carlos & Karen Maguire & Larry Neal - 749-764 Stakeholder relations as social capital in early modern international trade
by Jari Ojala & Vilma Luoma-aho - 765-780 Social capital, institutional innovation and Atlantic trade before 1800
by Robin Pearson & David Richardson - 781-794 Industry associations as facilitators of social capital: The establishment and early operations of the Melbourne Woolbrokers Association
by David Merrett & Stephen Morgan & Simon Ville - 795-810 New rules - old games? Social capital and privatisation in France, 1986-1998
by Mairi Maclean
2008, Volume 50, Issue 5
- 565-582 Globalisation and Norwegian shipping policy, 1850-2000
by Camilla Brautaset & Stig Tenold - 583-601 The evolution of the pharmaceutical-biotechnology industry
by Hans-Werner Gottinger & Celia Umali - 602-618 Markets and managerial discretion: Tooth & Co., 1970-1981
by Mark Westcott - 619-644 Foreign direct investment into Denmark before 1939: Patterns and Scandinavian contrasts
by Jesper Strandskov & Kurt Pedersen - 645-667 Petromin: The slow death of statist oil development in Saudi Arabia
by Steffen Hertog
2008, Volume 50, Issue 4
- 419-432 The birth of brand: 4000 years of branding
by Karl Moore & Susan Reid - 433-454 Multinational corporations, totalitarian regimes and economic nationalism: United Fruit Company in Central America, 1899-1975
by Marcelo Bucheli - 455-473 State, firms and technology. The rise of multinational telecommunications companies: ITT and the Compania Telefonica Nacional de Espana, 1924-1945
by Angel Calvo - 474-488 Russia's struggle with the language of marketing in the communist and post-communist eras
by Nigel Holden & Andrei Kuznetsov & Jeryl Whitelock - 489-508 Format development and retail change: supermarket retailing and the London Co-operative Society
by Andrew Alexander - 509-529 Transitions in industrial research: the case of the Philips Natuurkundig Laboratorium (1914-1994)
by F. Kees Boersma & Marc de Vries - 530-546 Expansion for pollution reduction? Environmental adaptation of a Swedish and a Canadian metal smelter, 1960-2005
by Magnus Lindmark & Ann Kristin Bergquist
2008, Volume 50, Issue 3
- 253-271 Work, income and stability: The late Victorian and Edwardian London male clerk revisited
by Michael Heller - 272-290 Apartheid and business: Competition, monopoly and the growth of the malted beer industry in South Africa
by Anne Kelk Mager - 291-309 Strategies, market concentration and hegemony in chemical parcel tanker shipping, 1960-1985
by Hugh Murphy & Stig Tenold - 310-327 The organisational structure of Spanish New Settlements in the eighteenth century
by Juan Banos Sanchez-Matamoros & Gloria Cuevas-Rodriguez - 328-350 Going 'to paradise by way of Kensal Green': A most unfit subject for trading profit?
by A. J. Arnold & J. M. Bidmead - 351-367 Tastes differ: Comparing company strategies, innovation trajectories and knowledge sources in Dutch soft drink production in the 1930s
by Eric Berkers - 368-385 The rise and fall of single-letter ticker symbols
by David Michayluk
2008, Volume 50, Issue 2
- 125-126 Fifty years of Business History
by John Wilson & Steven Toms - 127-146 Becoming fully functional: The conceptual struggle for a new structure for the giant corporation in the US and UK in the first half of the twentieth century
by John Quail - 147-162 The role of implicit contracts: Building public works in the 1840s in Portugal
by Maria Eugenia Mata - 163-184 A stable network as a source of entrepreneurial opportunities: The Rothschilds in Spain, 1835-1931
by Miguel Lopez-Morell & Jose O'Kean - 185-204 Reputation and export performance: Danish butter exports and the British market, c.1880-c.1914
by David Higgins & Mads Mordhorst - 205-225 Innovations in Dutch shipbuilding in the first half of the twentieth century
by Mila Davids & Hans Schippers - 251-252 British co-operative societies as retail innovators: Interpreting the early stages of the self-service revolution
by Gareth Shaw & Andrew Alexander
2008, Volume 50, Issue 1
- 1-3 Tribute to Charles Harvey
by John Wilson & Steven Toms & Jon Press & Andrew Popp & Teresa da Silva Lopes - 4-25 Marketing mass home ownership and the creation of the modern working-class consumer in inter-war Britain
by Peter Scott - 26-39 Productivity and patriotism: The management narrative of New South Wales Rail Chief Commissioner James Fraser, 1917-1929
by Mark Hearn - 40-61 The foreign expansion of a service company: The case of ISS A/S
by Jesper Strandskov & Kurt Pedersen - 62-78 British co-operative societies as retail innovators: Interpreting the early stages of the self-service revolution
by Gareth Shaw & Andrew Alexander - 79-98 Quality control: The origins of the Australian Consumers' Association
by Amanda McLeod
2007, Volume 49, Issue 6
- 763-779 The performance of British manufacturing in the Post-War long boom
by Derek Matthews - 780-801 Opaque Networks: Business and community in the Isle of Man, 1840-1900
by Tim Crumplin - 802-822 American boomers and the flotation of shares in the city of London in the late nineteenth century
by Richard Hawkins - 823-843 Business on trial: The tobacco securities trust and the 1935 pepper debacle
by Howard Cox - 844-867 Employee representation plans at the Minnequa Steelworks, Pueblo, Colorado, 1915-1942
by Greg Patmore - 868-885 Regulation, innovation and market structure in International Telecommunications: The case of the 1956 TAT1 submarine cable
by Jill Hills - 886-907 Why do successful companies fail? A case study of the decline of Dunlop
by Tom McGovern - 908-928 Network Rail - forward or backward? Not-for-profit in British transport
by Gerald Crompton & Robert Jupe
2007, Volume 49, Issue 5
- 573-594 Technological change and the governance of joint-stock enterprise in the early nineteenth century: The case of coastal shipping
by Mark Freeman & Robin Pearson & James Taylor - 595-624 Limits to Scale and Scope: The Failure of a Danish Slaughterhouse Merger in 1890/91
by Peter Sørensen & Kurt Pedersen - 625-645 Enterprises, incentives and networks: The formative years of the electrical network in Portugal, 1920-1947
by Nuno Luis Madureira - 647-667 Small firms and networks in capital intensive industries: The case of Spanish steel wire manufacturing
by Paloma Fernandez Perez - 669-694 Defence contractors and diversification into the civil sector: Rolls-Royce, 1945-2005
by David Smith - 695-716 The Role of Employer Unions in Hegemonic Struggle, Interest Representation and Promotion of Managerial Perspectives in Turkey
by Ufuk Cakmakcı & Beyza Oba - 717-735 The scientific management of the consumer interest
by Chris Nyland & Amanda McLeod - 737-743 Usinor-Arcelor: Du local au global …
by Mary O'Sullivan
2007, Volume 49, Issue 4
- 399-403 Introduction: Comparative perspectives on the managerial revolution
by Richard Whittington - 404-438 The 'Divorce' of ownership from control from 1900 onwards: Re-calibrating imagined global trends
by Leslie Hannah - 439-463 Testing the Chandler Thesis: Comparing middle management and administrative intensity in Dutch and US industries, 1900-1950
by Hugo van Driel & Ferry de Goey & Jacques van Gerwen - 464-482 Competing perspectives on the 'Managerial Revolution': From 'Managerialist' to 'Anti-Managerialist'
by Michael Rowlinson & Steven Toms & John F. Wilson - 483-505 Americanization in comparative perspective: The managerial revolution in France and Norway, 1940-1990
by Marie-Laure Djelic & Rolv Petter Amdam - 506-530 Towards a 'Managerial Revolution' in European Business? The transformation of Danish and Spanish Big Business, 1973-2003
by Veronica Binda & Martin Jes Iversen - 531-551 Managerialism and the Post-war evolution of the French national business system
by Mairi Maclean & Charles Harvey & Jon Press - 552-572 Working for themselves? Capital market intermediaries and present day capitalism
by Peter Folkman & Julie Froud & Sukhdev Johal & Karel Williams
2007, Volume 49, Issue 3
- 271-292 British business history: A review of the periodical literature for 2005
by Neil Rollings - 293-320 Doors and boundaries: A recent history of the relationship between research and practice in UK organizational and management research
by Chris Caswill & Robin Wensley - 321-347 Building the market: John Shaw of Wolverhampton and commercial travelling in early nineteenth-century England
by Andrew Popp - 348-366 The first wave of the Soviet oil offensive: The Anglo-American Alliance and the flow of 'Red Oil' to Finland during the 1950s
by Niklas Jensen-Eriksen - 367-384 Cultural resistance and the gradual emergence of modern marketing and retailing practices in Spain, 1950-1975
by Jose Luis Garcia Ruiz
2007, Volume 49, Issue 2
- 139-162 Capital in British banking, 1920-1970
by Mark Billings & Forrest Capie - 163-185 British business and the telephone, 1878-1911
by Graeme Milne - 186-210 Manufacturing profits and strategies in Argentine industrial development, 1904-1930
by Yovanna Pineda - 211-234 Harmonious relations? Music at work in the Rowntree and Cadbury factories
by Emma Robertson & Marek Korczynski & Michael Pickering - 235-254 Business interests versus geopolitics: The case of the Siberian pipeline in the 1980s
by Hubert Bonin
2007, Volume 49, Issue 1
- 1-7 Redefining Business History: An editorial statement
by Charles Harvey & John Wilson - 8-28 Acquisitions and firm growth: Creating Unilever's ice cream and tea business
by Geoffrey Jones & Peter Miskell - 29-51 Early retailing: London's shopping exchanges, 1550-1700
by William Baer - 52-74 Making a little go further: Capital and the New Zealand entrepreneur
by Ian Hunter - 75-97 The adaptive strategies of Spanish cotton industry companies, 1939-1970
by Francisco Javier Fernandez Roca - 98-105 'A new paradigm of British business history': A critique of Toms and Wilson
by Roger Lloyd-Jones & M. J. Lewis - 106-111 Scale, scope and accountability: A response to Lloyd-Jones and Lewis
by Steven Toms & John Wilson
2006, Volume 48, Issue 4
- 453-478 Financial institutions and corporate strategy: David Alliance and the transformation of British textiles, c.1950-c.1990
by David Higgins & Steven Toms - 479-500 Business and government in electricity network integration in Western Europe, c.1900-1950
by Robert Millward - 501-528 The development of British accountancy in the nineteenth century: A technological determinist approach
by Derek Matthews - 529-550 In the service of the society: The labour management practices of an Australian life Insurer to 1940
by M. J. Keneley - 551-579 The growth, development and management of J. & P. Coats Ltd, c.1890-1960: An analysis of strategy and structure
by Kirsten Kininmonth
2006, Volume 48, Issue 3
- 311-331 Technology, science and American innovation
by Philip Scranton - 332-353 'Though it is but a promise': Business probity in Arnold Bennett's Anna of the Five Towns
by Andrew Popp - 354-375 In search of a new industry: Giovanni Battista Pirelli and his educational journey through Europe, 1870-1871
by Francesca Polese - 376-398 Trust, Burroughs Wellcome & Co. and the foundation of a modern pharmaceutical industry in Britain, 1880-1914
by Roy Church - 399-427 International investment and Nazi politics: The cloaking of German assets abroad, 1936-1945
by Christopher Kobrak & Jana Wustenhagen