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30.05.2015

CfP: Special Issue of ORGANISATION STUDIES: Uses of the Past: History and Memory in Organizations and Organizing

CBS Initiative "Re-Thinking History" proudly announces a call for paper for a special issue of ORGANISATION STUDIES CfP: USES OF THE PAST: History and Memory in Organizations and Organizing due date: March 15, 2016
23.05.2015

CfP: Special issue of STRATEGIC ENTREPRENEURSHIP JOURNAL. Historical approaches to entrepreneurship research

CBS Initiative "Re-Thinking History" proudly announces a call for paper for Strategic Entrepreneurship Journal CfP: HISTORICAL APPROACHES TO ENTREPRENEURSHIP RESEARCH: Investigating Context, Time, and Change in Entrepreneurial Processes due date: July 15, 2016
19.04.2015

Welcome to Prof. Stephanie Decker

Stephanie Decker is visiting from April 20 to May 5. Stephanie is Prof in the Economics and Strategy Group at Aston Business School in Birmingham. She is pursuing her research on qualitative approaches to international business & strategy.
07.04.2015

Welcome to Prof. Michael Rowlinson

A warm welcome to Guest Professor Mick Rowlinson, Prof. Organization Studies, from Queen Mary University of London has joined our research group for three months (April 5 - June 26, 2015). He is collaborating with the Center in the fields of the "use of history" and historical approaches to entrepreneurship.
29.03.2015

A warm welcome to Prof. Ludovic Cailluet

Ludovic Cailluet, professor of strategy at University of Littoral and research fellow at Toulouse University CNRS management research center (CRM-CNRS) is a visiting scholar at the Business History Group in April and May 2015. During his stay, he will be working on entrepreneurship in the cosmetics industry. https://www.linkedin.com/in/cailluet
09.03.2015

New from press: Alfred Reckendrees: Weimar Germany: The first open access order that failed?

Weimar Germany: The first open access order that failed? in: Constitutional Political Economy. Vol. 26 (2015), Issue 1, March, pp 38-60
24.07.2014

Alfred Reckendrees, visiting researcher at the Max-Planck-Institute in Cologne 1.7.2014-31.1.2015

Alfred Reckendrees has been invited to be a visiting researcher at the Max-Planck Institute in Cologne. He is working on a book manuscript: The "New Economy" of industrial capitalism: Industrial and institutional revolution in the Rhineland, 1790-1860 (working title)
05.05.2014

New Book: Perspectives on European Economic and Social History - Perspektiven der Europäischen Wirtschafts- und Sozialgeschichte, ed. by J. Hesse / C. Kleinschmidt / A. Reckendrees / R. Stokes

The articles in the volume offer an overview of key lines of development of European society, economy and financial markets after the Second World War and report on and analyse recent research hypotheses and strategies. They also mark out important desiderata for future research in their respective research areas.
23.03.2014

New Book: "Deutschland AG", ed. by Ralf Ahrens, Boris Gehlen, Alfred Reckendrees

Have cross shareholdings and interlocking directorates have been used for coordinating corporate strategies and competition?
14.05.2013

Professor Per Hansen wins the 2012 Henrietta Larson Article Award

for best published paper: ‘Business History: A Cultural and Narrative Approach’

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