In a few days, I will be heading to the EGOS 2017 conference in Copenhagen, where I’ll be presenting a co-authored paper to Sub-theme 43: Theorizing the Past, Present and Future in Organization Theory.
Session V: Friday, July 07, 14:00 to 15:30, FG 2C3 (2nd floor) Chair: Mar Perezts
Andrew Smith and Daniel Simeone
Resisting colonialism: Indigenous social activists challenge the rhetorical history strategy of a Canadian conglomerate
Michael Conger and Stephen Lippmann
Uses of the past in a new market category: The case of micro-distilling in the U.S.
Pasi Ahonen
Organisational death and remembering: Newspapers as mediators of organizational memory and makers of mnemonic communities
I have two other co-authored papers on the programme.
One will be presented to sub-theme 20: Financialization and its Societal Implications: Rethinking Corporate Governance and Shareholders.
Session I: Thursday, July 06, 11:00 to 12:30, FG 1B11 (1st floor) History of Corporate Governance
Chair: Jeroen Veldman
Andrew Smith, Jason Russell and Kevin D. Tennent
Berle and Means’ ‘The Modern Corporation and Private Property’: The military roots of a stakeholder model of corporate governance
Discussant(s): Donncha Kavanagh, Martin Brigham and Nicholas Burton
Donncha Kavanagh, Martin Brigham and Nicholas Burton
Changing the rules of the game: recasting the legal and ethical foundation of business and management
Discussant(s): Kevin D. Tennent, Andrew Smith and Jason Russell
My third EGOS paper will be presented to sub-theme 44: Rethinking Management and Management History.
Session II: Thursday, July 06, 14:00 to 15:30, FG 2C5 (2nd floor) Business and Entrepreneurship History Chair: Michael Rowlinson
Ida Jørgensen
Business history as cultural history: A complimentary view
Presenter(s): Albert J. Mills / Amy Thurlow / Jean Helms Mills
Ellen Mølgaard Korsager , Andrew Smith, Talia Pfefferman and Zoi Pittaki
A Conceptual History of “The Entrepreneur” in Four Languages
Presenter(s): Eve Lamendour
Christina Lubinski and R. Daniel Wadhwani
New entrepreneurial history and international entrepreneurship: Exploring the intersections
Presenter(s): Patricia McLaren
The Past Speaks 
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