![The War of Wealth by C.T. [Charles Turner] Dazey, author of In Old Kentucky, Jacob Litt, proprietor. The Run on the Bank. A crisis in the affairs of the great financial institution. The most animated and realistic scene ever shown on the stage. Promotional poster for the Broadway melodrama. Copyright by The Strobridge Lithograph Co., Cincinnati & New York, 1895. This poster for the stage production The War of Wealth depicts what might have been any number of nineteenth century-financial crises.](bar/war-full.gif "The War of Wealth by C.T. [Charles Turner] Dazey, author of In Old Kentucky, Jacob Litt, proprietor. The Run on the Bank. A crisis in the affairs of the great financial institution. The most animated and realistic scene ever shown on the stage. Promotional poster for the Broadway melodrama. Copyright by The Strobridge Lithograph Co., Cincinnati & New York, 1895. This poster for the stage production The War of Wealth depicts what might have been any number of nineteenth century-financial crises.")
Commerce, Corporations and the Law: Call for Papers
27-28 September 2013, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ, USA
We welcome proposals for papers from graduate students and recent PhD recipients in different disciplines, including economics, economic history, the history of economic thought, legal history, political theory, and the history of science. The conference will be concerned with cross-cultural trade, firms, and legal systems around the world.
The conference will be able to contribute to travel and accommodation costs, and a small number of research grants will be available through the History Project; see http://www.histproj.org/grants.html
The deadline for submissions of proposals is March 1, 2013.
Proposals should be uploaded to the conference website using the form below.
For more information, please email histproj@fas.harvard.edu