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22nd Annual Congress of European Business History Association September 6-8, 2018, Ancona, Italy Theme: "The firm and the sea: chains, flows and connections" Congress Website: tba Call for paper (until January 15, 2018): HERE22e Congrès annuel de l'Association européenne d'histoire

The main theme for the 2018 congress is ‘Merging methods and approaches: history, social science and business historians’. Since its emergence as a field in the 1920s, business historians have endeavored to bridge and combine the tools and approaches of

What are the prospects for NAFTA and trade in the era of Donald Trump? Come and hear two former External Affairs officials discuss this and related questions. Speakers: Larry Herman is a Toronto trade lawyer and former head of the

On Monday, October 1, we will hold a talk entitled “In Praise of Sir John A Macdonald: Historical icon meets the PC brigade”. Our speakers will be Conrad Black, presently a columnist with the National Post, and Joe Martin, Professor of Business History at the

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REGISTER HERE Join us for the CBHA/ACHA Annual Conference.  Trade-Offs - The History of Canada-U.S. Trade Negotiations will be a conference of academics, politicians and business practitioners to study and analyze the history of Canada’s efforts in negotiating past trade agreements, and

The Annual Conference in 2018 will be hosted by the National Archives of Cameroon. The event, including governance meetings, will take place in Yaoundé between 26 and 30 November 2018. More information soon...

Companies are under no legal obligation to save their historical material. As private legal entities, they may do with their material as they please. At the same time, however, their history is a fundamental part of any society’s heritage. Corporations,

The Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto will be hosting a book launch and discussion by CBHA/ACHA President Joe Martin and author of From Wall Street to Bay Street: The Origins and Evolution of American and Canadian