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Call for Submissions: Business History Collective and the webinar series

Call for Submissions: Business History Collective and the webinar series

The network aims to promote scholarship in the fields of business history, management history, organizational history, corporate history, and other related fields. The network will launch the Spring 2021 webinar series to provide a space for the presentation and discussion of works in progress, dissertation chapters, or R&R manuscripts. The webinars are open to scholars primarily from a qualitative perspective, willing to engage in productive conversations by providing supportive and constructive comments to peers.

We are currently looking for presenters and attendees to get things moving forward. We especially welcome submissions from graduate students and early-career researchers. We strongly encourage women, people of color, members of minority groups, scholars based in or working on under-represented geographies (such as Latin America, the Mediterranean Basin, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia), and scholars from disciplines other than economics and history to participate in the webinar series.

If you are interested in taking part in this initiative, please fill in the form here 1) if you want to join as a presenter: https://forms.gle/oQcdwBRRFaowQk6V9. 2) if you want to join as a discussant or member of the audience: https://forms.gle/bRmvZce7yrmrWygo9 

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