Tracey Deutsch of the University of Minnesota and book review editor of H-Business, the long-running email list run by the Business History Conference, has posted the first fruits of the list's newly reestablished book review program. H-Business subscribers receive the reviews automatically, but all readers can access the reviews at H-Net's Reviews site: Natascha van der Zwan's review of Louis Hyman, Debtor
Nation, Greta Krippner, Capitalizing on Crisis, and Julia Ott,
When Wall Street Met Main Street can be read at: https://www.h-net.org/reviews/ showpdf.php?id=37978; Shennette Garrett-Scott's review of Laura Warren Hill and Julia Rabig, eds., The
Business of Black Power is at https://www.h-net.org/reviews/ showpdf.php?id=38386. Deutsch reports that several reviews will be published each academic term, possibly with a summer hiatus.
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