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1998 BUSINESS HISTORY CONFERENCE

Friday and Sunday sessions at Inn and Conference Center, Univ. of Maryland.
Saturday session at the National Archives II.

Friday March 13

1:30pm-3:15pm

SESSION 1A

Bayla Singer, Engineering Success: Pratt & Whitney Aircraft, 1925-1940

Mary Tripsas, Understanding the origins of discontinuous technological change: an analysis of the typesetter industry from 1886-1990

Roberto Mazzoleni, Profiting from Innovation in Foreign Markets: the Role of Independent Distributors in the Machine Tool Industry (1900-1930)

Albert J. Churella, Market Imperatives and Innovation cycles: The Effects of Technological Discontinuities on the Twentieth-Century Locomotive Industry

SESSION 1B

Carlos Gabriel Guimaraes, The Third Bank of Brazil, the Commercial Code and the Brazilian Empire State in the 19th Century

Per H. Hansen, Bank Regulation: Public or Economic Interest, Denmark until World War II

Pedro Cezar Dutra Fonseca, A Regional Pro-Development Institution: BRDE (Regional Development Bank)

John Turley-Ewart, Banker's Folly: The Rise of the Canadian Bankers' Association

SESSION 1C

Eric Abrahamson, Promoting Initiative and Maintaining Control: Chain Store Managers

Dalit Baranoff, Principals, Agents & Control in the 19th Century Fire Insurance Industry

Carolyn Dimitri, Contract Evolution and Institutional Innovation: The American Fresh Fruit Industry from 1890 to 1930

Alan Dye, Creating Standards for a Market: The Emergence of Outside Contracting for Sugar Cane in Cuba, 1880-1917

FRIDAY, MARCH 13

3:40pm-5:20pm

PLENARY SESSION

Peter Temin, Management in Historical Perspective: AT&T in the 1970s

W. R. Garside, Industrial Policy and the Developmental State: British Responses to the Competitive Environment Before and After the 1970s

Colin Gordon, Why No Corporatism in the United States? The Political Disorganization of Business and its Consequences

SATURDAY, MARCH 14

8:30 am-10:15pm

SESSION 2A

Michael McAvoy, Country Banking in the Corn Fields: The First National Bank of Bloomington, Illinois, 1878-1931

Eugene White, Country Banking in California: The Banker on Horseback

Lucy Newton & Philip Cottrell, Country Banking in the Midlands: To Branch or Not to Branch?

Howard Bodenhorn, Free Banking and Financial Entrepreneurship in Nineteenth Century New York: The Black river Bank of Watertown

SESSION 2B

Dante Scala, Taxing the Intangibles: How States Pursued Corporate Wealth in the Early 20th Century

Sean Patrick Adams, Different charters, Different Paths: Corporations and Coal in Antebellum Pennsylvania and Virginia

Christine M. Rosen, Which Side Shall Give Way? The Contested Terrain of Pollution Nuisance Laws in Pennsylvania and New York, 1840-1890

Mansel G. Blackford, Business, Government, Tourism, and the Environment: The Case of Maui, 1980-1997

SESSION 2C

Alfred Nucci, Census of Manufactures Establishment Responses

Ray Andersen, Corporate Annual Reports in a Changing Regulatory Environment

Naomi Lamoreaux, Historical Business Statistics for the Millennium edition of Historical Statistics

Fred Bateman & Jeremy Atack, Historical Manufacturing Statistics for the Millennium edition of Historical Statistics

SATURDAY, MARCH 14

10:30am-noon

SESSION 3A

Luciano Segreto, Italian capitalism between the public and private sectors (1933-1993)

Evgeny V. Polyakov and Donald F. Dixon, Business an Anathema to Government: Opposition on the Path to Private Business in the USSR after Stalin

Frederick McKitrick, Competing Visions of Government's Economic Role: US v Germany in Artisanal Corporatism in the Postwar Period

SESSION 3B

Robert Rogowsky, An Historical Review of Dispute Settlement in International Relations,

Arron Forsberg, The Politics of GATT Expansion: Japanese Accession and the Deomestic Context in Japan and the United States, 1955

Susan Aaronson, Trade Disputes: Redefining the Terms of Trade

SESSION 3C

Mary Yeager, Governing Images: The Construction of American Business Identities

Angel Kwolek-Folland, The Neighborhood Boundaries of Trade: Women in the Economy of Lawrence, KS. 1870-1885

Lisa Marovich, "Let Her Have Brains Too": Commercial Networks, Public Relations and the Business of Invention

NATIONAL ARCHIVES TOUR & PRESENTATION, 1:30-3:00pm

James Cassedy, New Explorations in Business History: New Approaches to the Resources of NARA

Theodore Hull, Business Statistics and the National Economy: Statistical resources Collected and Disseminated by the Bureau f the Census in Electronic Records at the National Archives

Albert Minnick, Business Trends and Forecasts: Using SEC Electronic Records from the National Archives

Linda Henry, Business in Education: Using Electronic Records from the Dept. of Education at NARA

PLENARY SESSION: DISSERTATIONS

3:30-5:00pm

RECEPTION, BANQUET AND PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS 6:30pm -

Leslie Hannah, City University Business School, London, "America, the Cold War, and I"

SUNDAY, MARCH 15

8:15am-9:45am

SESSION 4A

Robert Bricker & Nandini Chandar, On Applying Agency Theory in Historical Research

C.A. McKeen & A. J. Richardson, Education, Employment and Certification: An Oral History of the Entry of Women into the Canadian Accounting Profession

Richard Fleischman & Thomas Tyson, The Golden Age of Cost Accounting? The Unfulfilled Promise of the National Industrial Recovery Act

SESSION 4B

Andrew Butrica, Regulatory Policy and Technological Change: The Case of the Reusable Space Vehicles

Craig R. Reed, U.S. Commercial Space Launch Policy Implementation, 1986-1992

W. D. Kay, Space Policy Redefined: Congress, The Reagan Administration and the Commercial Space Launch Industry

SESSION 4C

Steve Tolliday, American Multinationals and the Impact of the Common Market: Cars and Integrated Markets, 1954-67,

Neil Rollings, British Industry and European Integration, 1961-73: From First Application to Final Membership

Duncan Ross, European Banking clubs in the 1960s: Euromarkets and European Integration

SUNDAY, MARCH 15

10:30am-12:15pm

SESSION 5A

Andrew Godley, Enterprise and Culture: Jewish Immigrants in London and New York City, 1880-1914

Richard A. Greenwald, Labor Relations and Ethnicity in the New York Garment Industry

Hasia Diner, Living Above the Store. Patterns of Residence and Employment among New York Jews

Suzanne Wasserman, Good Old Days of Poverty. Merchants and the Battle over the Fate of New York City's Lower East Side during the Depression

SESSION 5B

Marina Moskowitz, Zoning the Industrial City: Planners, Boosters & Commissioners in the 1920s

Stephanie Dyer, Holding the Line Against Philadelphia: The Conflict over Commercial Zoning for a Main Line Shopping Center, 1926-50

Andrew Meyer, Marrying Business and Residence in the Suburbs: Hackensock, Radburn and the Use of Zoning in the Regional Plan of 1929

Michael Ebner, Paradise and Disurb: Masterplanning Irvine, CA, 1960-1990

SESSION 5C

Matthew T. Lee, The Ford Pinto Case and the Development of Auto Safety Regulations, 1893-1978

James C. Mabry, Regulation, Industry Structure, and Competitiveness in the US Portland Cement Industry

Charles W. Cheape, Experts in Resistance: Administering the Steel Code under the National Industrial Recovery Act

John Kenly Smith, Pub. Pol., Patents, Processes and Petrochemicals in Post-WW II Era

William Hausman
Economics Dept., P.O. Box 8795
College of William and Mary
Williamsburg, VA 23187-8795
(757) 221-2381 FAX: (757) 221-2390


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Subject: Konferenz: 1998 BUSINESS HISTORY CONFERENCE Program
Date: 18.01.1998


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