Information
The BAM Management and Business History SIG are running a virtual workshop for developing papers on Tuesday 9th November from 10:30-13:30 via Zoom.
We will offer an informal, constructive and friendly event where academics with an interest in the history of business and management are able to trial ideas and papers alongside an experienced and receptive audience.
We have several developing papers scheduled:
(1) 'Industrialist, Philanthropist, Entrepreneur or Evangelist? John Smedley Mills Jr of Lea Mills Matlock' - Dr Ruth Slater
(2) 'Methods in Business History Research' - Dr Kevin Tennent
(3) 'Changing markets in London’s transport 1977-87' - Dr James Fowler and Dr Roy Edwards
(4) 'The History of 'Taylorism': Generational Conflict, External Shocks and Contested Terrain' - Dr Michael Weatherburn
Further contributions are very welcome. To submit your idea or paper for discussion, please contact James Fowler, [email protected].
We very much look forward to seeing you there.
*Please note this workshop will immediately follow the BAM Management and Business History SIG Annual Meeting, taking place from 09:30-10:30. If you do not wish to attend the AGM, please join the workshop at 10:30. To attend the AGM (MBH SIG Members only), please RSVP by completing this form
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Provider Information
BAM Management and Business History SIG
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Who Should Attend?
The event speaks to Sections A1 and A2, as detailed in the BAM Framework
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Speakers
Dr Roy Edwards, Southampton Business School
Dr James Fowler, Essex Business School
Dr Ruth Slater, Independent scholar
Dr Kevin Tennent, York Management School
Dr Michael Weatherburn, Imperial College London
Chaired by
Dr James Fowler, Essex Business School
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Benefits of attending
Participants will benefit from:
- presenting their own ideas or a draft paper
- gaining professional, but friendly, advice on publication
- networking
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Contact
Please contact the BAM Office at e[email protected] with any queries.
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Event Fee
BAM Members: Free
BAM Student Members: Free
Please note this event is intended for Management and Business History SIG Members only
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