EVENTS 2022

Economic & Social History

Economic and Social History Seminar Programme 2022

Clyde Shipbuilding Lecture

A Lecture on "How Clyde-Built Liner Interiors were created", by Professor Bruce Peter will take place on Tuesday, 21st June 2022 in Lecture Theatre 213, St. Andrews Building, University of Glasgow, Eldon Street, Glasgow, from 6.00 pm until 7.00-7.30pm.  Drinks and nibbles will be served afterwards.  The lecture is being sponsored by the Centre for Business History in Scotland, (CBHS), University of Glasgow.  For catering purposes, please email Christine Leslie if you wish to attend.   Please go to this website for directions and map.

Annual Scottish Maritime Conference

The Annual Scottish Maritime Conference will be held on Wednesday, 22nd June 2022 in Lecture Theatre 213, St. Andrews Building, University of Glasgow, Eldon Street, Glasgow, from 10.15 am until 4.35pm.  Teas/coffees and lunch will be provided throughout the day.  The conference is being sponsored by the Centre for Business History in Scotland, (CBHS), University of Glasgow, Lloyds Register, Society for Nautical Research and the British Commission for Maritime History.  For catering purposes, please email Christine Leslie if you wish to attend.   2022 Maritime Conference Programme.

Association of Business Historians (ABH)

The Association of Business Historians conference, "Turning Points and Persistent Problems", will be held on Friday and Saturday, 1-2 July 2022 at Strathclyde Business School, Glasgow.  The Tony Slaven Doctoral Workshop in Business History will be held on Thursday, 30th June 2022 at Strathclyde Business School.  ABH Call for Papers 2022 Strathclyde.  Submission of Papers:  Submissions must be made online at abh2022-conf@strath.ac.uk.  Please upload an abstract, CV, and panel proposal if appropriate.  Deadline for the submission of papers has been extended to Friday, 6 May 2022.  New ABH website:  www.theabh.org.

 

 

 

The Centre for Business History in Scotland offers a varied programme of events and seminars throughout the year, often in partnership with the wider department of Economic and Social History Seminar Programme 2021.