CONFERENCE HAS BEEN CANCELLED

DUE TO COVID-19, THE ABH 2020 CONFERENCE HAS BEEN CANCELLED. PLEASE CHECK THIS WEBSITE FOR FURTHER UPDATES.

Businesses have always operated in a shifting and uncertain environment. Such uncertainty has stemmed from a variety of factors including the surprising behaviour of rivals, the advent of new and sometimes disruptive technologies (such as steam power or electricity), changes in consumer tastes,...

The conference theme is ‘Pluralistic perspectives of business history: gender, class, ethnicity, religion’. This conference aims to explore the impact of gender, social class, ethnicity, and religion on business success, fraud, funding, financial markets, corporate governance, and corporate...

This event immediately precedes the 2018 ABH Annual Conference held in Milton Keynes. Participants in the Workshop are encouraged to attend the main ABH Annual Conference following the Workshop. The Workshop is an excellent opportunity for doctoral students to discuss their work with other...

The theme of the 2017 ABH conference is ‘The human factor in business history’. Topics: - Entrepreneurs, managers and/or workers, - Leadership in business, - Biographical and prosopographical approaches to business history, - Networks and hierarchies in business as social systems, -...

This event is immediately preceding the 2017 ABH Annual Conference held in Glasgow. Participants in the Workshop are encouraged to attend the main ABH Annual Conference following the Workshop. The Workshop is an excellent opportunity for doctoral students to discuss their work with other...

The theme is ‘Creativity and Entreprenuership in the Global Economy’. The primary aim of this conference is to encourage specific business history contributions to the subject. Submissions of papers and sessions of interest include, but are not limited to: - The Evolution of Creative...

This event is immediately preceding the 2016 ABH Annual Conference held jointly with the Gesellschaft für Unternehmensgeschichte (GUG) at the Humboldt University in Berlin, Germany. The Workshop is an excellent opportunity for doctoral students to discuss their work with other research students...

The theme of the conference is ‘Crisis, Accountability and Institutions’. The conference organisers also welcome research papers on any topic related to business history which are outside of the conference theme.