The 2023 Porto conference will include a similar YSI Doctoral Workshop as the 2022 Salt Lake City conference. We will post and distribute a separate Call for Papers as soon as we have the details ready.
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EBHS Doctoral Workshop, May 18, 2022, Salt Lake City
With generous financial support from the Young Scholars Initiative, the Economic and Business History Society (EBHS) will hold a doctoral workshop on Wednesday 18 May at the Eccles School of Business, University of Utah for up to 8 doctoral students from North America.
The workshop will include:
- Paper development presentations by doctoral students with feedback and discussion
- A workshop on academic publishing
- A panel discussion and guide to the academic job-market in economic and business history
If selected for participation, doctoral students will receive:
- Financial Support for travel to and from Salt Lake City
- Accommodation for Tuesday 17 May and Wednesday 18 May
- Free registration and automatic paper acceptance for the EBHS conference (19-21 May 2022)
Applications to attend the workshop can be made any doctoral student who is undertaking a PhD in the fields of business history and economic history, broadly conceived. This includes management history, financial history, labour history, social history, the history of capitalism, as well as business history and economic history. The EBHS is committed to diversity and inclusion, and so especially encourages applications from doctoral students from under-represented groups.
Applications should be received no later than 18 March 2022. Late submissions will not be considered. Applications will be considered by a panel appointed by the EBHS. Your application will be confidential.
Timeline and key dates
Deadline for submissions: Friday 18 March 2022
Notification of outcome of applications: Friday 25 March 2022
Deadline for submission of draft working paper: Friday 15 April 2022
Date of Workshop: Wednesday 18 May 2022
You can apply by filling out the application form here.
Please send any queries to: Dr Simon Mollan at the following email address: simon.mollan@york.ac.uk
Salt Lake City Call for Papers extended until February 21, 2022
The Economic and Business History Society annual conference will be held in Salt Lake City, Utah, on May 18-22, 2022, and invites submissions to the conference committee on the theme of Recoveries in Economic and Business History. The conference committee will also consider papers that do not address this theme for the conference but that engage topics concerned with economic and business history widely construed.
Continuing from the success of the virtual conference in 2021, and the particular success of the mentorship workshops, EBHS will again be organizing workshop mentorship opportunities. These will be available for both early-career scholars and also mid-career scholars. Furthermore, EBHS will also be re-launching an innovative mentor matching program, for select scholars who would like to receive guidance in a sustained way beyond the actual conference.
The conference hotel is the Salt Lake City Marriott at University Park. Accommodation will be available to delegates at the preferential conference rate of $115 per night plus taxes. The conference presentations will be held at the conference hotel. There will be a plenary lecture on Friday 20 May, where Professor Susie Porter from the Department of History at the University of Utah will give a talk on her latest book, From Angel to Office Worker: Middle-Class Identity and Female Consciousness in Mexico, 1890-1950.
The program chair is Dr. Mitch Larson, email conference@ebhsoc.org. Proposals should include an abstract of no more than 500 words and contact details. The extended deadline for submissions is February 21, 2022. The Program Chair intends to send notifications of acceptance by the end of February. For submissions received by February 1 (original deadline), notifications will be sent by February 20, 2022.
Full Call for Papers and online paper submission are available on the conference website.