Difficult Histories in a Global Context The identification of unmarked graves on the grounds of Residential Schools in 2021 has brought Canadians face-to-face with one of the most difficult chapters of their history. Other countries are also grappling with challenging

The 57th Annual Conference of the Canadian Economics Association is co-hosted by the Departments of Economics at The University of Manitoba and The University of Winnipeg with in-person sessions.La 57e conférence annuelle de l'Association canadienne d'économique est co-organisée par les départements d'économie de l'Université du Manitoba et

ACA 2023: Belonging - Considering archival bonds and disconnects A sense of belonging is a fundamental human need – as the story of Anne of Green Gables, PEI’s most famous (fictional) daughter, so vividly demonstrates. As peoples of many regions, ages, faiths, genders, abilities, sexualities, racialized

Pushing the Boundaries: Business History beyond the Discipline. In the 2020s, business history remains ‘in an inventive mood, bursting with multiple futures and paths forward’ (Kipping et al., 2016; 19). Having moved on from the 20th century preoccupation with large

Financing Reconstruction - Can Historical Insight Help? This meeting will look at historical precedents of financing reconstruction after war and catastrophe. Can historical insight help? The past offers many examples of cases: Europe after 1945, Afghanistan and Irak in the