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Book launch Occupied Economies, Hein Klemann and Sergei Kudryashov Business History@Erasmus kindly invites you for the launch of Hein Klemann's and Sergei Kudryashov's new book Occupied Economies. An Economic History of Nazi-Occupied Europe, 1939-1945 (London: Berg 2012).
03-04-2012
BINT Workshop with Geoffrey Jones On Tuesday 24 April 2012 business historian Geoffrey Jones will be in Utrecht to discuss future developments in business history. Jones is Isidor Straus Professor of Business History at the Harvard Business School and has written extensively on the rise of global business.
02-04-2012
Prize for Schenk at Smart Port poster session On March 6th, 2012, 5 PhD-students from Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication presented their research at a poster session of Erasmus Smart Port Rotterdam. The event, co-hosted by the Port Research Centre of Delft Technical University, consisted of some 40 posters presenting port-related research by young scholars from 6 universities in the Netherlands and Belgium.
12-03-2012
Announcing the New Business History Conference On 12 April 2012, the York Management School hosts the New Business History Conference,organised by Abe de Jong (Rotterdam School of Management) and David Higgins (University of York).
08-02-2012
UPDATED: CfP: EABH archival workshop in Bucharest The EABH e.V. announces its next archival workshop, entitled Archives and the People - Recording Working Life in Financial Institutions, which will take place on Thursday, 7 June, in Bucharest by the kind invitation of the National Bank of Romania. The workshop will be held at the premises of the National Bank of Romania.
10-01-2012
Joep Schenk awarded German research grant Joep Schenk MA, PhD-student at the Erasmus School for History, Culture and Communication has been awarded a research grant by Doc2Doc, the international invitation program of the Research School of the Ruhr-university in Bochum (Germany).
23-12-2011
Ben Wubs elected council member of EBHA Ben Wubs is elected as council member of the European Business History Association (EBHA).
01-12-2011
CfP: Symposium "The euro: (Greek) tragedy or Europe's destiny?" Call for Papers for a symposium on "The euro: (Greek) tragedy or Europe's destiny? Economic, historical and legal perspectives on the common currency"
04-11-2011
Third Transnational Rhine Conference, 1-3 December 2011, Bochum Third Transnational Rhine Conference to be held between 1 and 3 December 2011 at  the Institute for Social Movements-Ruhr University in Bochum.
01-11-2011
Marten Boon receives German grant for research in Germany Marten Boon MA, phd student at the Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication has been awarded a grant by the Deutscher Akademischer Austausch Dienst (DAAD). With this grant, Boon will conduct two months of archival research in several German company archives.
22-08-2011
Ben Wubs invited by Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Japan Society for the Promotion of Science has decided to approve the application of Prof.dr. Takafumi Kurosawa (Kyoto University), and to invite Dr. Ben Wubs to Japan under the Fellowship Programme for Research in Japan (Short Term) to conduct research with his host researcher for a period of 17 consecutive days.
22-08-2011
Business History@Erasmus members at EBHA Conference Ben Wubs, Klara Paardenkooper, Joep Schenk and Marten Boon to present papers at the fifteenth annual conference of the European Business History Association in Athens.
22-08-2011
Interview with Luciano Segreto: US Anti-Trust Policy in Post-war Italy Interview with Luciano Segreto on US Anti-Trust Policy in Post-war Italy
22-08-2011
Interview with Duncan Ross: FDI Attraction Policy in Scotland, 1945-1980 On March 14, 2011 Duncan Ross delivered a paper at the Business History@Erasmus seminar on FDI in Scotland. Kaj van Broekhoven interviewed Ross afterwards. Read the interview here.
25-05-2011
RSM hosts 2nd EABH Workshop for Young Scholars On March 29th 2011, the Rotterdam School of Management is hosting the 2nd European Association for Banking and Financial History Workshop for Young Scholars in the fields of monetary and financial history.
18-03-2011
Ben Wubs en Abe de Jong in BHR special issue “Varieties of Capitalism” Wubs and De Jong contribute to the Business History Review 2010 winter issue on Varieties of Capitalism.
17-03-2011
Ben Wubs attending Global Popular Music Business conference Ben Wubs will deliver a paper on the Dutch live music business at the international Popular Music Business conference, hosted by the University of St. Andrews, 24-25 February 2011.
11-02-2011
Review of American Firms in Europe by De Goey and Bonin The German review journal sehepunkte has reviewed American Firms in Europe by Ferry de Goey and Hubert Bonin (published in 2009). Read the review here (in German). 
11-02-2011
Hein Klemann and Ben Wubs co-organisers Second Transnational Rhine Conference in Frankfurt, 25-27 november 2010 After a fruitful and lively kick-off conference in Rotterdam in November 2009, the second Transnational Rhine Conference will be organized at the Goethe University in Frankfurt am Main from 25 to 27 November 2010.
10-11-2010
Business History@Erasmus faculty deliver papers at EBHA conference With 6 speakers, Business History@Erasmus is well represented at the 14th annual conference of the European Business History Association.
20-08-2010
DFG grant awarded to Transnational Rhine project The Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) has awarded the Transnational Rhine Network, co-initiated by Prof. dr. Hein Klemann and Dr. Ben Wubs (Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication) a grant to finance two conferences in 2010 and 2011.
11-06-2010
New book Gijsbert Oonk Last week, Gijsbert Oonk (Erasmus University, department of History and Arts) presented his new book The Karimjee Jivanjee Family. Merchant Princes in East Africa (Amsterdam University Press).
04-12-2009
Book presentation and discussion ‘Multinationals and the new Capitalism’ The financial crisis of 2008 has rekindled the fire in the ongoing debate about economic structure, both in the Netherlands and abroad. Which economic system will prove to be most effective and socially responsible? Will it be the liberal ‘Anglosaxon’ model or the more coordinated ‘Rijnlands’ model of market economy? And what is the role of multinational corporations in what may emerge as “the new capitalism”?
23-09-2009
 
 
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