Enterprise & Society

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Volume 26, issue 1, 2025

Vertical Integration Among Oil-producing Countries pp. 1-23

Eivind Thomassen

Developing The World By Teaching Domestic Consumption: Swiss Supermarkets And The Emergence Of Development Aid Policies In The Early Postwar Period pp. 24-56

Heinrich Hartmann

Down a Slippery Slope: Lack of Trust, Coercive Threats and Business Tax Resistance in Greece, 1955–1988 pp. 57-93

Stefano Battilossi and Zoi Pittaki

A World by Themselves: Protectionism and the Political Economy of Trade in the Ohio Valley, 1816–1828 pp. 94-118

Keith Harris

Knowledge Flows and Industrial Clusters: Assessing the Sources of Competitive Advantage in Two English Regions pp. 119-143

Chris Corker, Joe Lane and John F. Wilson

The Creation of a Gendered Division of Labor in Mule Spinning: Evidence from Samuel Oldknow, 1788–1792 pp. 144-169

Alexander Tertzakian

From Railways to Aircraft: Officine Meccaniche Reggiane’s Successful Product Transition in the 1930s pp. 170-196

Francesca Fauri

The Business of Abortion: Referral Services, Cross-Border Consumption, and Canadian Women’s Access to Abortion in New York State, 1970–1972 pp. 197-217

Sarah Elvins and Katherine Parkin

“Making the Peaks Higher”: Foundations of Stanford University’s Growth, 1910–1960 pp. 218-248

Stephen B. Adams

“The Vital Link”: British Print Media Export to Australia, 1853–1980 pp. 249-273

Holly Elizabeth Dayton Swenson

Expatriate Merchants and Partnership Formation 1840–1920: Danish Merchants in Newcastle-upon-Tyne pp. 274-307

Daniel Riddell

More than Just a Business: Recasting Literary Publishing in Postwar Germany, 1945–1949 pp. 308-331

Anne Stokes and Ray Stokes

Organizational Improvisation, Architectural “Piggybacking,” and Masonic Networking in the International Settlement, Shanghai: Building an Anglican Cathedral, 1864–1869 pp. 332-354

Ying Yong Ding, Sam McKinstry and Peiran Su

Volume 25, issue 4, 2024

Introduction pp. 957-961

Andrew Popp

Doing Business in the Public Interest pp. 962-978

Sharon Ann Murphy

Imperial Crucible: Alcoa and the Transimperial History of American Capitalism, 1888–1953 pp. 979-991

Jordan Howell

Monopoly Menace: The Rise and Fall of Cartel Capitalism in Western Europe, 1918–1957 pp. 992-1014

Liane Hewitt

Empires of Obligation: Law, Money, and Debt between England and the Ottoman Empire, 1670–1720 pp. 1015-1024

Ellen M. Nye

Unfulfilled Promises and Desires: The British South Africa Company (BSAC), Settler Politics and the Development of Southern Rhodesia’s Fiscal System, 1890–1922 pp. 1025-1048

Honest Elias Koke

Deconsecration: Symbolic Sanctions, “Courts of Honour,” and the Cleansing of Denmark’s Who’s Who After the German Occupation, 1940–1945 pp. 1049-1078

Joachim Lund and Anders Sevelsted

Trade Acceptances, Financial Reform, and the Culture of Commercial Credit in the United States, 1915–1920 pp. 1079-1109

Jamieson G. Myles

“Domestic in Every Place, Foreign in None”: Corporate Futurism, Multinational Corporations, and the Politics of International Trade in the Early 1970s pp. 1110-1129

Gavin Benke

Corporate Networks and Business Groups in Egypt, 1924–1948: Economic Necessity or Entrepreneurial Dynamism pp. 1130-1159

Akram Beniamin, John F. Wilson and Neveen Abdelrehim

Knowledge upgrade in the Chinese apparel industry, 1980–2020 pp. 1160-1189

Juxuan Zhang and Pierre-Yves Donzé

The AFL-CIO, the U.S. Balance of Payments, and the End of the Post–World War II Liberal Order, 1965–1973 pp. 1190-1213

Melanie Sheehan

With Statoil as a Prism: Revisiting Key Features and Concerns in Western Oil Companies’ Evolving Human Rights Awareness, From the Mid-1990s to the 2000s pp. 1214-1240

Ada Nissen

Historicizing Real Estate: The East India Company in Early Colonial Bombay pp. 1241-1263

Sukriti Issar

Turning Students into Stock Market Investors: The Role of Civil Society and Public Schools in Swedish Financialization, c. 1985–2010 pp. 1264-1294

Charlotte Nilsson

From South America to the United States: Guayakí and the Transformation of Yerba Mate pp. 1295-1320

Julia Sarreal

The Emergence of Regional Industrial Policy in Britain: The Case of Wales, 1939 to 1947 pp. 1321-1342

Leon Gooberman

Volume 25, issue 3, 2024

Entrepreneurial Imaginaries: Finding the Fortune in Futures pp. 643-668

R. Daniel Wadhwani

A Microlevel Analysis of Danish Dairy Cooperatives: Opportunities for Large Data in Business History pp. 669-697

Paul Sharp, Sofia Henriques, Eoin McLaughlin, Xanthi Tsoukli and Christian Vedel

A Microlevel Analysis of Danish Dairy Cooperatives: Opportunities for Large Data in Business History – ERRATUM pp. 698-698

Paul Sharp, Sofia Henriques, Eoin McLaughlin, Xanthi Tsoukli and Christian Vedel

Have Faith in Business: Nestlé, Religious Shareholders, and the Politicization of the Church in the Long 1970s pp. 699-727

Sabine Pitteloud

Pedagogies of Development, Conceptions of Efficiency: Modern Managerialism in Industrial Ahmedabad, 1950s–1960s pp. 728-761

Kena Wani

Capturing Regulation Under Imperial Rule: The Regulation of Palestine’s Banking Sector pp. 762-788

Adam Hefetz

Completing the Picture of the Depression Housing Crisis pp. 789-812

Richard Harris

The Interconnected Nature of Family Indebtedness: The Halliday Family of Frome, Somerset (1733–1752) pp. 813-839

Aidan Collins

Lost in the Transition: Czech Businesses Pivoting from the Centrally Planned Economy to Capitalism pp. 840-871

Lucie Coufalová and Libor Žídek

Pro-Social Policies and Impression Management: The American Arabian Oil Company (Aramco), 1932–1974 pp. 872-906

Wedian Albalwi, Tom McGovern and Aly Salama

Explaining State Ownership in Listed Companies in Norway pp. 907-932

Sverre A. Christensen

In the Patented Bag: Peanuts, Packaging, and Intellectual Property in the United States, 1906–1932 pp. 933-956

Tad Brown

Volume 25, issue 2, 2024

Introduction pp. 307-307

Andrew Popp

Corporate Responses to Racial Unrest Editors’ Introduction pp. 308-312

Michael J. Thate and Tyesha Maddox

The 1906 Atlanta Race Riot Aftermath: CSR in Action and Woke-washing pp. 313-328

Keith Hollingsworth

“An Exercise in the Art of the Possible”: Waging a Battle Against Apartheid in the South African Workplace pp. 329-357

Mattie C. Webb

Evolution of Mining Company Responses to Civil Society Mobilization in South Africa pp. 358-375

Sethulego Matebesi and Chitja Twala

From “Pin Money” to Careers: Britain’s Late Move to Equal Pay, Its Consequences, and Broader Implications pp. 376-401

Peter Scott

“Land Wickedness”: Technological Change, Institutions, and the Making of an Environmental Disaster in the Mining District of Cartagena-La Unión (Spain), 1840–1992 pp. 402-431

Miguel A. López-Morell, Manuel Rosique Campoy and Miguel A. Pérez de Perceval Verde

Writing and Reading New Markets: Insurance in Quebec, 1931–1960 pp. 432-453

Heather Nelson

Making Swadeshi Managers: The Antecedents of Professional Management Education in India, 1860s–1950s pp. 454-485

Dinyar Phiroze Patel

Engineers & Corporate Management, ca 1870–1930: The Invisible Hand Redux pp. 486-511

Israel G. Solares and Edward Beatty

Canned Speech: Selling Democracy in the Phonographic Age pp. 512-535

Susan V. Spellman and John P. Forren

Commerce and Credit: Female Credit Networks in Eighteenth-Century Kingston, Jamaica pp. 536-561

Trevor Burnard and Sheryllynne Haggerty

When Fligstein Meets Chandler: The Chandlerian Origins of Corporate Financialization: The Case of Peugeot’s Financial Restructuring in the 1960s pp. 562-591

Quentin Belot Couloumies

The Internationalization of the Newspaper Industry 1989–2002: Three Scandinavian Cases pp. 592-626

Erik Lakomaa and Richard Wahlund

Lessons from Environmental and Economic Crises pp. 628-636

Ian Kumekawa

Volume 25, issue 1, 2024

Introduction pp. 1-1

Andrew Popp

A Brief History of the History of Capitalism, and a New American Variety pp. 2-26

Lindsay Schakenbach Regele

Concealing Martial Violence pp. 27-38

Brittany Farr

Capitalism Indivisible pp. 39-48

Katie A. Moore

How to Define (or Not to Define) the New History of Capitalism pp. 49-53

Sharon Ann Murphy

A Response to the Comments on Martial Capitalism pp. 54-59

Lindsay Schakenbach Regele

“Numberless Little Risks”: ‘Tropical Exposure’ in Globalizing Actuarial Discourse, 1852–1947 pp. 60-102

Rob Aitken

Crafting a Postcolonial (Inter)national Identity: Malaysian Pewter Company Royal Selangor’s Branding Strategies (1970–1992) pp. 103-133

Yen Nie Yong

Marketing the Multinational in Shenbao, Shanghai, 1872–1889 pp. 134-159

Peter Gibson and Simon Ville

Banking on Women: The Shanghai Women’s Commercial and Savings Bank, 1924–1955 pp. 160-183

Jackie Wang

Underwriting Empire: Marine Insurance and Female Agency in the French Atlantic World pp. 184-212

Lewis Wade

Electric Pioneers: Nationalist Lobbying, Technology Transfer, and the Origins of the Chinese Electric Lamp Industry, 1921–1937 pp. 213-247

Ghassan Moazzin

“Witch-hunt in Washington”: Ronald Prain, Robert F. Kennedy, the McClellan Committee, and the Investigation of International Business in the Cold War pp. 248-280

Simon Mollan

The Peruvian Amazon Company: An Accounting Perspective pp. 281-306

Stephen P. Walker