Twelfth Annual Conference of the
Program in Early American Economy and Society
Building Confidence, Securing the State: Marketing Transatlantic Knowledge Session Moderator: Cathy Matson Jessica Lepler, University of New Hampshire, "'The American and Foreign Agency': Profit and a Prophet of American Commercial Expansionism" (PDF) Caitlin Rosenthal, Harvard Business School, "A Common Language of Accounts: Networks of Management Expertise" (PDF) Gautham Rao, American University, "The Neckerian Revolution: Public Opinion, Public Credit, and Central Statecraft in Post-Revolutionary America" (PDF) |
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Tobacco, Cotton, Black Powder: Europeans in Early North American Trade and Manufactures Session Moderator: Melanie Aspey Kathryn Boodry, Harvard University, "Lessons learned from Cotton: Rothschild Trade and Finance in the United States 1837-1861" (PDF) Andrew Fagal, SUNY-Binghamton, "Foreign Capital, American Armament, and the Rise of E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Co." Claire-Amandine Soulié, The Rothschild Archive, London,"'A fine sort of bright long and fine leaf': Rothschild Houses and American Tobacco, 1830-1860" (PDF) |
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Foreign Investment in Far-Flung Places Session Moderator: Cathy Matson Hannah Farber, UC–Berkeley, "A Debt to North Africa: The Dey of Algiers as an Investor in the United States, 1795-1796" (PDF) Francois Furstenberg, University of Montreal, "Reflections on French and Dutch Investment in the American Backcountry: The 1790s" (PDF) Richard J Salvucci, Trinity University, San Antonio, "A Mexican Family Dynasty in Louisiana: The Lizardi, 1829-1858" (PDF) See below for additional documents. |
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Digging in the Archives: Thinking about Sources for Studying the North American Economy Session Moderator: Melanie Aspey Inés Roldán de Montaud, Centro de Ciencias Humanas y Sociales, (CSIC), "Spain Sources for Early American Economy and Society in the Spanish Archives" (PDF) Pierre Gervais, University of Paris-8/ UMR 8533 IDHE, "From Public Records to Private Archives: Researching the North American Economy in France" (PDF) |
For more information please contact Cathy Matson, PEAES Director at cmatson@udel.edu or call 215-546-3181.
This conference is free and open to everyone interested in the topic. Please let us know if you will be attending by registering electronically.