The global history of capitalism project seeks to contextualize the most powerful institutions of the modern world within the long global history of trade, commerce, and corporations.
Truly interdisciplinary in our perspective, the project provides a platform to invigorate, and enrich, the more traditional disciplines of business history, labour history, economic history, political economy, and institutional sociology.
Political Economy and Culture in Global History/Capitalism in Global History blog post series and virtual online workshops Thursday 12 November
New doctoral studentship: Women and Work in the City of London, 1870-1970, in partnership with the Baring Archive Wednesday 11 November
'The Emergence of the Offshore Economy 1914-1939', book chapter by Christopher McKenna and James Hollis Monday 1 June
The Chicago Merchandise Mart: How the World’s Largest Commercial Building Fueled an American Political Dynasty
Volkswagen Since World War Two: Rebuilding the Corporate Reputation of the World’s Largest Car Manufacturer
