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Fashion, Male Beauty and the ‘Men’s Dress Reform Party’

15th April 2013

Simon Carter on the Men’s Dress Reform Party (MDRP), an overlooked 1930s lobbying group seeking to change male fashion in order to make men more ‘beautiful’ Read More

COLLOQUIUM Muck and Brass: Money and Finance in Victorian Britain

4th October 2012

On 10 November 2012, Leeds Centre for Victorian Studies, registration now open Read More

Postdoctoral Research Associate: Inheritance, Families and the Market in 19th & 20th Century Britain

30th April 2012

A postdoctoral research postion at the University of Cambridge Read More

Symposium: Insuring against high medical risks, Oct 2012

5th April 2012

Annoucement for a symposium in Maastricht exploring the insurance of high medical risks from an international historical and socio-political perspective Read More

CFP: Muck and Brass: Money and Finance in Victorian Britain, Nov 2012

29th March 2012

A call for papers for an event exploring money and finance in Victorian Britain (deadline July 1) Read More

Doctoral Workshop on Marketing History, May 2013

23rd February 2012

Copenhagen Business School workshop for doctoral students looking to develop their marketing history research skills, 29-30 May 2013 Read More

Varieties, Alternatives, and Deviations in Marketing History, May 2013

23rd February 2012

CFP: Conference on Historical Analysis and Research in Marketing, CBS, May 30 – Jun 2, 2013 Read More

David Stearn’s history of Visa

20th February 2012

A review of David Stearns fascinating history of Visa over on NEP-HIS. Read More

Call for Papers: Retailing and Distribution History

19th February 2012

The Centre for the History of Retailing and Distribution invites conference proposals that explore retailing and / or distribution from a historical perspective. Read More

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The Importance of Being Average

19th February 2012

A photo gallery Liz McFall to accompany her article looking at early life insurance agents and the marketing importance of being … just plain average, A good, average man, the winner of the 2011 Sociological Review prize for outstanding scholarship . Read More