Enterprise & Society

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Volume 26, issue 4, 2025

Introduction pp. 1153-1155

Andrew Popp

Developing Consumers: A History of Wants and Needs in Postwar South America pp. 1156-1163

Pablo Pryluka

Cultures of Power: Electrification, Politics, and Visibility in Greater Los Angeles pp. 1164-1174

Joshua Lappen

Diplomacy at Work: The South African Worker, US Multinationals, and Transnational Racial Solidarity pp. 1175-1184

Mattie C. Webb

Fixing Blue Mondays with the Sunny Monday Machine: Rural Midwestern Farm Companies’ Offseason Gas-Powered Washing Machine Production, 1907–1929 pp. 1185-1214

Rebecca Giblon

Swedish Copper, Spanish Hulls: Hans Jacob Gahn, a Global Arms Race, and Consuls’ Economic Impact (1780–1784) pp. 1215-1241

Martin Almbjär and Sven Olofsson

The Other Side of Class Struggle. Business Interest Associations in Liberal Italy (1861-1914) pp. 1242-1272

Valerio Torreggiani

The Compensation Agency Business: London Merchants, Bankers, and the Payment of Slavery Compensation, 1835-46 pp. 1273-1301

Michael D. Bennett and Mike Anson

Working Like Goldfish: Emotional Labor and the Creation of Modern Consumer Culture in Japan, 1900s–1930s pp. 1302-1329

Ai Hisano

Imperial Origins of the Large Corporation: How the Department of War Helped Build the First US Railroads pp. 1330-1353

Kimberly Kracman

“Flying Sikhs” in Africa: Global Automobility and the Safari Rally pp. 1354-1384

Niels P. Petersson

The Evolution of the Irish 12.5 Percent Corporate Tax Rate: An Oral History pp. 1385-1409

Elaine Marie Doyle, Brendan McCarthy, Penelope Tuck and Frank Barry

Preinsolvency Proceedings and Court Dynamics in Antwerp (ca. 1880–1914) pp. 1410-1442

Dave De Ruysscher and Pieter De Reu

Britain’s First Net Zero: Turning the Lights On and the Railways Off 1953–73 pp. 1443-1471

James Fowler, Roy Edwards and James Wilson

Volume 26, issue 3, 2025

Globalization or Empire? Revolution, the State, and the Geopolitics of Chinese Debt, 1895–1914 pp. 769-795

Matthew P. Fitzpatrick

National Interests as Positive Externalities: Headquarters Retainment as Justification for Hybrid State-owned Enterprises in Norway (2000–2021) pp. 796-817

Ola Innset

Capital Markets and Medical Care: How Wall Street Invented Physician Management Companies in the 1990s pp. 818-846

Barbara Bridgman Perkins

Strike Insurance: The Labor Question and the Limits of Insurance pp. 847-878

Robert Kaminski

Goodbye to a Historical Exclusion? The Journey of the Female Corporate Elite over a Century in Spain (1917–2017) pp. 879-907

Luis Chirosa Cañavate, Josean Garrues-Irurzun and Juan A. Rubio-Mondéjar

Fuel, Fear, and Fault: Mass Media and Cartel Criticism During the German Coal Crisis of 1900 pp. 908-937

Shaun Yajima

Nuclearization on the Iberian Peninsula: A Tale of Two Countries (c. 1947–1988) pp. 938-962

Nuno Luis Madureira and Isabel Bartolomé Rodríguez

Exogenous Shocks and Cluster Change in the Howrah Foundries: Dynamics of Conflict and Fragmentation pp. 963-1006

Sudhanshu Shekhar and Vidyanand Jha

Local Patriots: Dewar’s Scotch Whisky, Prosociality, Politics, and Place—1846–1930 pp. 1007-1030

Niall G. MacKenzie, Jillian Gordon and Martin J. Gannon

“The Fatal Blemish”: Purity, Consistency, and Chemical Engineers at the Origin of a New Visual Order, 1890–1930 pp. 1031-1056

Emmet von Stackelberg

Petrochemicals, Pollution, and the Moral Economy of Noxious Industry: Grangemouth, Scotland, from 1951 to 1989 pp. 1057-1084

Riyoko Shibe

Turbulent Takeoff—Hard Landing: State-Airline Relations and the Challenges of Early Commercial Aviation in Iran, 1923–1932 pp. 1085-1111

Andreas Greiner

Private Empires: The Development of Offshore Commercial and Financial Services in Tax Havens, 1955–1979 pp. 1112-1151

Simon Mollan and Kristine Sævold

Exogenous Shocks and Cluster Change in the Howrah Foundries: Dynamics of Conflict and Fragmentation – ERRATUM pp. 1152-1152

Sudhanshu Shekhar and Vidyanand Jha

Volume 26, issue 2, 2025

Introduction pp. 355-355

Andrew Popp

The business of city-building. Long-term change and continuity in the construction sector (Brussels, 1830–1970) pp. 356-387

Matthijs Degraeve

“Travel Inter-City like the men do”: Marketing British Rail’s Inter-City in Britain 1964–1979 pp. 388-427

Lewis Charles Smith

Beyond the Elite: Corporate Directors and Their Networks in Britain, ca. 1880s–1910s pp. 428-456

Carry van Lieshout, Robert Bennett and Harry J. Smith

Up and to the Right: The Development, Diffusion, and Impact of the Casey Life Cycle Model on Venture Capital Policy and Practice pp. 457-484

M.R. Sauter

Fighting for the soul of coal: Colliery closures and the moral economy of nationalization in Britain, 1947–1994 pp. 485-518

Andrew Perchard, Keith Gildart, Ben Curtis and Grace Millar

The Role of Forecasts in Planning for Energy Infrastructure: A Historical Look at Past Futures in Postwar Quebec pp. 519-562

Clarence Hatton-Proulx

“Killing Complaints with Courtesy”: The Role of Relationship Building in the Success of the Early U.S. Central Power Stations (1890–1938) pp. 563-586

Veronica Jacome

Wartime segmentation: Class, gender, and nation in the marketing of consumers, Sweden 1939–1945 pp. 587-618

Klara Arnberg and Jim Hagström

Paper Steaks: Live Cattle Futures Markets and the Financial Revolution of 1964 pp. 619-650

Tim Paulson

Mites, Mildew and Anheuser-Busch: How Pests, Big Beer, and Hops Shaped the Craft Brewing Industry pp. 651-676

Cody Patton

Market Failure, Information Asymmetries, and Monopoly Profits: The Barranquilla Railway and Pier Company in Colombia, 1888–1933 pp. 677-708

Andrew Primmer

Industrial Policy and its Funding at the Frontier of European Integration: Lessons from the Past and Present Challenges pp. 709-734

Daniela Felisini and Paolo Paesani

Taiwan Machinery Manufacturing Corporation and the Role of State Firms in Economic Development pp. 735-767

Macabe Keliher

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