Soltow Award 2014

Posted on: July 9th, 2014 by EBHS

James Soltow Award for Best Paper in EEBH in 2014

The $1,000 James Soltow Award for Best Paper in Essays in Economic & Business History in 2014 was shared by two outstanding papers:

John A. Dove (Troy University), Gary M. Pecquet (Central Michigan University), and Clifford F. Thies (Shenandoah University) for THE MICHIGAN FREE BANK EXPERIENCE: WILD CAT BANKING OR INTERFERENCE WITH CONTRACT?

and

Bernardo Bátiz-Lazo (Bangor University), Tobias Karlsson (Lund University), and Björn Thodenius (Stockholm School of Economics) for THE ORIGINS OF THE CASHLESS SOCIETY: CASH DISPENSERS, DIRECT-TO-ACCOUNT PAYMENTS AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF ON-LINE REAL-TIME NETWORKS, C.1965-1985.

Congratulations for the winners!

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Essays in Economic & Business History Vol. 32 (2014) Available Online

Posted on: July 3rd, 2014 by EBHS

Essays in Economic & Business History

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EEBH 2014 Cover

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EEBH In Press: The Origins of the Cashless Society: Cash Dispensers, Direct to Account Payments and the Development of On-line Real-time Networks, C.1965-1985

Posted on: April 24th, 2014 by EBHS

Bátiz-Lazo, Karlsson and Thodenius’s The Origins of the Cashless Society: Cash Dispensers, Direct to Account Payments and the Development of On-line Real-time Networks, C.1965-1985, forthcoming in the May 2014 printed volume of Essays in Economic & Business History, is now available on-line.

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