Editor's Introduction

From May 19 to May 21, 2005, the Business History Conferenceheld its annual meeting in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The programcommittee of Steven W. Usselman (chair), Tracey Deutsch, HelenShapiro, Steven Tolliday, and JoAnne Yates put together a marvelousprogram. The local arrangements     

Editor's Introduction

This past June, the Business History Conference held its annualmeeting in Toronto. Special thanks go to Rick Halpern and CamilleHarrison of the Centre for U.S. History at the Munk Centre forInternational Studies for their     

Editor's Introduction

Editorial transitions bring "legacies"—articles acceptedor in process during the departing editor's term that appearin issues during the first phase of the new administration,alongside an increasing number of newly received essays. Consistentwith this pattern, all but one contribution to Enterprise &Society's March 2008 issue were initially reviewed     

Editor's Introduction

With this issue, Enterprise & Society embarks on its tenthyear of publication. It seems (to me, at least) a very longtime ago when, a bit before the turn of the century, Will Hausman(William and Mary) and Pat Denault (Harvard) commenced the processof designing a fully refereed quarterly journal to build onthe foundations Business and Economic History had developed.BEH was for decades the Business     

Editor's Introduction

The Business History Conference held its 53rd annual meetingfrom May 31 to June 2, 2007 in Cleveland, Ohio. Thanks to thesupport of Case Western University and the efforts of the membersof the local arrangements committee, Gary Previts (chair), Tiffany